The Snack Merchant of Another World

Writing the protagonist like this is practically suicide! Surely everyone understands the saying, "A common man is innocent, but possessing a treasure is a crime"? The system doesn't protect him, and the protagonist is portrayed as a complete weakling; the entire setup is flawed. Plus, there's no newbie protection period—it's suicide!

The protagonist isn't invincible in the shop?! Is this even possible?!

Is this going to be another one of those stories about financial collapse where snacks are given some special effects and a single melon seed costs one gold coin?

That's damn vicious! The protagonist goes to great lengths to kill the families of those who are good to him, while showing concern and warmth to those who want to kill him and his friends.

1. Non-toxic, safe to eat 2. The writing style is so-so. 3. The content is just as interesting as the compulsory high school mathematics course 2. 4. The protagonist is like a lazy bum without any goals, just drifting along. Reading this book is like reading a book that...

Seeing the words "snack merchant" and the description about doing business with dragons, I initially thought it was some kind of traveling merchant, the kind who runs around in other worlds. Turns out it's a shop-type business.

Let's raise it for a while and see how healthy it is later. (It's best if there's no female lead)

Blandness—that's the only feeling I got while reading the book. There were no climaxes, no exciting moments; everything was just ordinary. Many people complained that the protagonist's shop didn't have invincibility, and I initially thought so too. Was it all due to the superior qualities of people from another world?

This is the first time I've heard of a product costing the original price as wages and still losing money... Does the selling price equal the original price?

It's a mess, and the more I read it, the less interesting it becomes. This system novel even makes the protagonist neither strong nor weak, just like a complete idiot.