A Hot Spring Inn from the Start

After reading the first few chapters so far, I feel that it is a business story with a relatively alternative setting: the heroine is from an unknown world (to us), and has traveled to another hot apocalypse. The heroine herself has a certain amount of force, and after accidentally activating her powers, she officially started operations. As a result, she was just a clerk with management and sales rights, not a store manager (which can probably be understood). The store manager is the system itself. The heroine also needs to spend money to get water in the store, so other people need to consume it, and the heroine gets a share as salary (but there is no need to consider the purchase cost, she just works). At present, it seems that the heroine can rest and stay in the hotel at will, which can be regarded as saving a lot of accommodation fees. Also, the psychological quality of the first batch of aboriginal people who discovered the store is so good. They are not shocked at all. They believe whatever the heroine says. It cannot be ruled out that their technology has developed very fast, so they can understand the unmanned self-cleaning in the store? Only I'm a Muggle. I feel like I've seen quite a few newer business settings like this (I don't know if this is rare or not), which is quite interesting. The writing is okay, not great but not bad either. It's just young, so I'll keep reading. After all, I just started reading it, and I haven't seen any memorable points yet, and it's not very long. I had a hunch that it might be a mediocre type of movie with no merit and no merit. There is nothing interesting about it at the moment, and I am interested in people reading it. Then read on and then talk about it. If you finish reading or give up in the middle, you can follow up and change the rating.

It's okay. Take a look.