After waking up, Yan Ming transmigrated into a survival game world, where he became the representative of the Dragon Kingdom and was dropped into hell.
Monsters ran rampant here and the rules were twisted. Contestants from every nation struggled to survive, begging for a chance to live on death-game livestreams.
But Yan Ming awakened the [Myriad Worlds Merchant System] from the start.
It could see the “hidden needs” of all things:
The “Eight-Armed Bone King” longed to trade the souls of enemy contestants for a forgotten lullaby;
The “Succubus Queen of the Abyss” wanted to exchange a sulfur mine for the latest silk and perfume from the human world;
The “Hellhound” just wanted to trade a fragment of an artifact for an undead ox-bone chew toy it could gnaw on for three days and nights!
While contestants from other nations fought over a piece of bread, Yan Ming had already traded a can of beer with a kobold for a monster skill that could change its owner’s fate!
While warriors from other nations painstakingly searched for resources, Yan Ming gave a Chaos Bone Dragon a “scale polish and care treatment” and got it to flatten a demon fortress for him.
And so, the survival battlefield took a sharp turn:
While contestants from Sakura Nation summoned shikigami, Yan Ming had a team of underworld judges working for him for free.
While contestants from Beautiful Nation activated holy light, Yan Ming’s counter was piled high with land deeds pawned by demon kings.
While contestants from White Bear Nation went berserk, the Blood War Lords in Yan Ming’s shop lined up to buy “specialties from the Dragon Kingdom.”
Then hell invaded the real world, plunging the globe into panic.
Yet at the Dragon Kingdom’s border, a “Friendly, Win-Win Trade Zone,” jointly built with investments from demon gods, rose from the ground.
On a global livestream, Yan Ming opened the supermarket doors and smiled at the countless monstrous figures of demon gods.
“Same rules as always: you can buy on credit, but if you can’t pay it back, you’ll lose your life.”
No, buddy, the owner of the small shop is the main plot. After the kobold's first customer, he becomes an adventurer and upgrades? How about changing the title of your novel?