I Run a Restaurant in Mysterious Resurrection

Everyone else is awake, but the protagonist is drunk – a typical idiot web novel.

You're such a disgusting character. Wang Xiaoming and Fang Shiming plotted to imprison the protagonist. You didn't kill him, but only subjected him to some physical punishment. Zhang Xianguang was involved in imprisoning the protagonist once and capturing the protagonist's subordinates twice. You don't kill him (currently over 300 chapters have been read, including the two captures of He Yuelian).

The protagonist is like an idiot, repeatedly losing his intelligence. He should have noticed something was wrong much earlier. In short, it's okay to kill time occasionally, but you can't use your brain, and you can't watch it continuously.

Those who provoke others are never killed; the punishment they receive is more like help. This is the protagonist of this story—a truly impressive sycophant!

It was barely watchable, but you went too far by portraying Fang Shiming as a clown. The villains in the original novel rarely had low intelligence.

Doesn't the author understand that the most important thing about the mysterious resurrection is rules? The result is that the protagonist can do whatever he wants, and the rules for transactions are just for show. Others will die if they don't follow them, but the protagonist doesn't need to. This is truly a wish-fulfillment story; it's all about enjoyment and nothing else.

What kind of nonsense is this? 90 Yuan a month? That's a load of crap! A pig costs 3 yuan! There's not even that much in the entire Mysterious Resurrection arc!

The protagonist transmigrates to a mysterious, resurrected world and becomes the owner of a "Peace" hotel. All supernatural beings entering the hotel are materialized, turning into helpless animals, and exorcists are completely suppressed. Within the hotel, the protagonist can use powerful supernatural beings as consumables to unleash their power of words.

I took a look at the introduction. I think Li Qingzhi thought the same thing back then.

I thought it would be a great book, but it turns out everyone knows the protagonist is a big shot, only the protagonist thinks he's a noob—a book that makes you stupid.