I Own a Demon God's Internet Cafe

The character's intelligence is severely lacking. The protagonist clearly doesn't possess the same level of idiocy as the person in the bookstore next door. Is it really that hard to tell the protagonist the truth? Everyone else knows their game will come true, so why can't the protagonist? 🤔 I don't think the information is truly blocked! Why all this constant displays of idiocy? 🤔 Watching it, especially the government's actions after discovering the truth, is truly disgusting.

Seriously, the protagonist can't be that stupid, right? I don't think he should be able to deduce this in an era of spiritual energy revival. Are they really just going to forcibly make the male protagonist less intelligent?

This book can be considered a near-divine gem. As for why, I don't like the protagonist's personality—he has no interest in women and naturally draws his sword like a god (but I don't want the author to change it; having personal preferences is normal, and it shouldn't be about blindly catering to readers and ending up with something incongruous).

According to the Education Bureau's requirements, three-bedroom, one-living-room apartments cannot be opened near schools. The protagonist's internet cafe was initially located next to a school, yet it didn't go bankrupt due to complaints from parents. Either he has connections in the Education Bureau, or it's a parallel world setting.

Goodness, I haven't even started watching yet, and the character descriptions show that everyone except the main character is female. I don't know if it's a harem, but just looking at these character cards is enough to make me want to quit.

Meow meow meow?

I have a suggestion, but I feel you should make an equal exchange. Otherwise, think about it: if business is good, why would you trade sixty years of your lifespan for thirty years of cultivation? Unless it's a matter of life and death, who would do that? Besides, if you accept more foreigners, wouldn't it be better to offer some preferential treatment to your own country? You haven't even collected money from the first few customers yet!

I can't believe someone's still writing this kind of book! This genre was popular for a while before it suddenly flopped, so it's great to see it again. Keep writing, I'll keep reading.

Is this book a harem novel? The character list, except for the male lead, is entirely female, and all of them are female protagonists. If it's a harem, I won't read it; I don't like harem novels.

I don't really like the type of protagonist who doesn't know anything. What about you?