[Ding! A new item is in shop. Would you like to buy it?]
[Ding! Collect Faith Points and become the strongest]

When people are reborn in other worlds, they usually gain mysterious powers or a helper that guides them. But Cyrus Malcolm got none of them when he got my second chance at life.

One day, after finishing his shift in the hospital (and getting fired for being too competent), he visited his favorite declining bookstore run by a mysterious old man who called himself the ‘God’ and the shopkeeper asked if Cyrus was interested in taking over his business.

Cyrus smiled and jokingly told him that he was interested. The very next day when he woke up in his room, nothing looked the same outside his window. The only familiar thing in sight was the mysterious store he had taken over, with no one in sight.

So he did the only sensible thing a person in his situation could do—he took it over to try and make some money and to run his business of providing therapy to people.

Even if he was sometimes helped by powers beyond his knowledge, he was not going to question it.

Thankfully, someone took pity on him and decided to give him a system that allowed him to purchase items not from his current time.

But little did he know that the world he was currently in had changed from the one he knew, and all the clients he was about to get acquainted with were not ordinary beings.

And it would result in him creating a cult…or two…or a few filled with supernatural creatures that worship his words as god while he remained clueless.

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A lot of drama, tension and cults. The System will show up around ch 6...7. No Harem

As much as I hated the exploratory nature of the system, even I had to admit that it had a solution for everything I needed.


In other words, as long as I could pay the price, nothing seemed to be out of reach.


[Warning! An unknown variable tried to connect with the user.]


I felt my head hurt once more as these messages filled the screen until I finally snapped and was forced to make my decision.


"Fine, I will buy that darn protection pact, alright? Otherwise, I feel like my head would hurt all the time because of these messages."


I sighed in frustration as I watched five of my faith points evaporate into thin air. But at least now I had protection… well, sort of.


The ringing of my phone also stopped, and I finally headed toward the clearing where the kids were. But for some reason, the forest felt different today compared to yesterday.


Chapter 80 - Ch 80- Choosing a Side- Part 1