The Omniversal Shopkeeper
Ren never wanted power, fame, or responsibility.
He only wanted a quiet life—no trouble, no destiny, no unnecessary effort. But one ordinary morning, he awakens to a Daily Sign-In System that doesn’t grant strength, stats, or heroic missions.
Instead, it makes him untouchable.
Not invincible through force, but through existence itself. Laws, concepts, time, causality—none of them can place Ren as a target unless he allows it. To avoid attention, he hides everything: his power, his presence, even his unreal beauty.
Then a strange shop appears.
A small, unassuming convenience store that can manifest anywhere—worlds, universes, multiverses, even forgotten layers of reality. Inside, anything can be found. Artifacts, knowledge, miracles… as long as the price can be paid.
Ren doesn’t open the store to rule worlds.
He opens it so the worlds won’t come looking for him.
As powerful beings, lost souls, and dangerous existences pass through the shop’s door, Ren remains what he has always been: lazy, calm, and unwilling to get involved—except when it concerns his quiet life, his growing circle of companions, and a romance that draws envy across realities.
This is not the story of a man seeking power.
It is the story of an invincible existence who just wants peace—and accidentally becomes the place where the omniverse comes to rest.
