Today I Still Wasn't Eaten by My Customers

After transmigrating into a fantasy world, Lu Wei becomes an unscrupulous merchant. In the beginning, he keeps things small, setting up stalls deep within various adventuring grounds to offer supplies, equipment buyback, and paid combat-assistance services to adventurers. But contentment was never in his nature. Before long, he begins forging commercial ties with goblins, dark elves, hobgoblins—and even a tribe of mind flayers. From there, his schemes only grow bolder. He pioneers groundbreaking business models such as the "Hero Assistance Loan," "Adventurer Disability Insurance," and "Shared Equipment" services. Finally, he goes completely off the deep end: all by himself, he marches into the dragon's lair from which countless legendary heroes have never returned. One month later, the very first airline on the Flannaith continent is founded—Dragon Airlines... — "A true merchant must dare to risk everything for profit, trample the law underfoot, and even mount the gallows!" "Tell me—which of these two gold coins is the noble one, and which is the filthy one?" "Exploiting every adventurer equally is the baseline of fairness!"