Lin Chuan traveled to the Magic Continent and inherited a dilapidated Internet cafe that was about to close down.
No one here understands computers, no one understands games, and no one believes that you can become stronger just by sitting in a chair and pressing the keyboard.
Until the first guest walks through the door.
Roland, the down-and-out swordsman, died all night in "Dark Souls" and realized the meaning of the dragon-slaying sword the next day.
From then on, the magician learned to create farmers first, the city guard captain rebuilt the city wall with tower defense, the saint heard the prayers of mortals in the plot game, the dragon princess was obsessed with farming, the god of war was taught vision by children, and the goddess of wisdom lost to the caravan hawker.
Internet cafes were gradually upgraded to game cities, movie cities, and e-sports league centers. In the end, even the gods wore vests and lined up to board the computer.
When the old order tried to force closure, Lin Chuan just stood behind the counter and rang the bell.
"Gods must also register with their real names."
"Don't smash the keyboard if you lose."
"Want to become stronger? Recharge money first."
Reader comments
It feels like it was written by AI
There's nothing sinister about it, but the focus of the Internet cafe article is too biased.
It's a bit boring. I feel that the author is not very suitable for writing Internet cafe articles. It is a light-hearted and pleasant type of writing, just like writing a report. The protagonist is also a weakling. This type of discourse is more suitable for detective novels.
It feels like it was written by AI
There's nothing sinister about it, but the focus of the Internet cafe article is too biased.
It's a bit boring. I feel that the author is not very suitable for writing Internet cafe articles. It is a light-hearted and pleasant type of writing, just like writing a report. The protagonist is also a weakling. This type of discourse is more suitable for detective novels.