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빙의해서도 장사를 해야 하다니
평범한 편의점 점주 이정훈.
그는 사망 후 〈용사님이 힘을 너무 안 숨김〉 속 존재감 없는 여관 주인 에디의 몸으로 깨어난다.
“게롤드?”
“네.”
“이게 정말 우리 여관 한 달 수입이야?”
“네.”
가진 거라곤 파리만 날리는 여관에, 냉랭해도 성실한 직원이 전부지만, 특유의 긍정적이고 적극적인 성격으로 금세 이세계에 적응한 에디.
그는 빙의자 특혜로 딸려 온 지하실 속 편의점을 이용해 망해 가는 여관을 핫플레이스로 만들기에 착수하는데…….
그러던 어느 날,
“……저는, 죽어도 되는 존재입니다.”
원작에서 비운의 결말을 맞이한 용사를 주워 버렸다.
딱한 상황에 잘 먹이고 입히고 재워 줬는데……
“에디, 당신이 절 떠난다면 저도 제가 무슨 짓을 할지 모릅니다.”
“…….”
“그러니 제 곁에 있어요.”
어느 순간부터 용사가 그에게 집착하기 시작했다.
※본 작품은 리디 웹소설에서 동일한 작품명으로 19세이용가와 15세이용가로 동시 서비스됩니다. 연령가에 따른 일부 장면 및 스토리 전개가 상이할 수 있으니, 연령가를 선택 후 이용해주시길 바랍니다.
그는 사망 후 〈용사님이 힘을 너무 안 숨김〉 속 존재감 없는 여관 주인 에디의 몸으로 깨어난다.
“게롤드?”
“네.”
“이게 정말 우리 여관 한 달 수입이야?”
“네.”
가진 거라곤 파리만 날리는 여관에, 냉랭해도 성실한 직원이 전부지만, 특유의 긍정적이고 적극적인 성격으로 금세 이세계에 적응한 에디.
그는 빙의자 특혜로 딸려 온 지하실 속 편의점을 이용해 망해 가는 여관을 핫플레이스로 만들기에 착수하는데…….
그러던 어느 날,
“……저는, 죽어도 되는 존재입니다.”
원작에서 비운의 결말을 맞이한 용사를 주워 버렸다.
딱한 상황에 잘 먹이고 입히고 재워 줬는데……
“에디, 당신이 절 떠난다면 저도 제가 무슨 짓을 할지 모릅니다.”
“…….”
“그러니 제 곁에 있어요.”
어느 순간부터 용사가 그에게 집착하기 시작했다.
※본 작품은 리디 웹소설에서 동일한 작품명으로 19세이용가와 15세이용가로 동시 서비스됩니다. 연령가에 따른 일부 장면 및 스토리 전개가 상이할 수 있으니, 연령가를 선택 후 이용해주시길 바랍니다.
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June 20, 2026
5/5 stars
I enjoyed this book a lot. I’m usually not the biggest fan of slice-of-life stories, but this one worked surprisingly well for me. The pacing was excellent—calm and comfortable without ever becoming boring. While it was definitely slice of life, there was still enough adventure, mystery, and emotional development to keep me engaged throughout.
One of the biggest highlights was the relationship between the MC and ML. The ML is very close to my ideal type of male lead: possessive, protective, affectionate, and genuinely adorable. I especially loved all the cat-related imagery throughout the story. The MC constantly viewed him as a giant cat, and despite being fully aware that love was influencing his perspective, he couldn’t help seeing the ML as this huge, lovable feline. Considering how physically imposing the ML was, that contrast made their interactions even cuter. Their dynamic was honestly one of my favorite parts of the book.
I also appreciated how well they communicated. There were moments when I didn’t completely agree with the MC’s decisions, but the choices made sense for his character and ultimately worked for their relationship. I was particularly happy that the MC opened up about his past and that the story allowed the characters to actually discuss their issues instead of leaving everything unsaid. Watching them work through things together was very satisfying.
The transmigration aspect was handled in an interesting way. I enjoyed trying to piece together how everything worked and coming up with my own theories while reading. Every time I thought I had figured it out, the story would give me something new to consider. It kept me curious and invested.
I also loved the side couple and the extra stories. They added warmth to the overall reading experience and were genuinely enjoyable to follow.
The Demon Lord was another pleasant surprise. I liked his role in the story much more than I expected. On the other hand, some of the other villains felt somewhat underdeveloped. They came across as a bit one-dimensional, and their downfalls were sometimes so pathetic that they felt less impactful than I expected. At the same time, considering the type of people they were, perhaps that was exactly the point.
There was one plot thread near the end that left me slightly confused. The story seemed to be building tension toward a particular conflict or revelation, but then nothing really came of it. It’s possible I missed something, or perhaps the issue was intentionally minor, but it stood out because I kept waiting for a payoff that never arrived.
I also would have liked a little more resolution regarding some secondary conflicts, particularly involving the scientists. Not every thread felt fully wrapped up, though none of them damaged my overall enjoyment.
What made this book work so well for me was the characters. They felt like real people rather than plot devices. Their emotions, relationships, and personal struggles were easy to understand, and spending time with them was genuinely enjoyable.
Overall, this was a warm, emotional, and highly entertaining read with lovable characters, a wonderful main couple, an interesting transmigration mystery, and a surprisingly engaging slice-of-life atmosphere. It left me very happy, and it was an easy 5-star read for me.
I enjoyed this book a lot. I’m usually not the biggest fan of slice-of-life stories, but this one worked surprisingly well for me. The pacing was excellent—calm and comfortable without ever becoming boring. While it was definitely slice of life, there was still enough adventure, mystery, and emotional development to keep me engaged throughout.
One of the biggest highlights was the relationship between the MC and ML. The ML is very close to my ideal type of male lead: possessive, protective, affectionate, and genuinely adorable. I especially loved all the cat-related imagery throughout the story. The MC constantly viewed him as a giant cat, and despite being fully aware that love was influencing his perspective, he couldn’t help seeing the ML as this huge, lovable feline. Considering how physically imposing the ML was, that contrast made their interactions even cuter. Their dynamic was honestly one of my favorite parts of the book.
I also appreciated how well they communicated. There were moments when I didn’t completely agree with the MC’s decisions, but the choices made sense for his character and ultimately worked for their relationship. I was particularly happy that the MC opened up about his past and that the story allowed the characters to actually discuss their issues instead of leaving everything unsaid. Watching them work through things together was very satisfying.
The transmigration aspect was handled in an interesting way. I enjoyed trying to piece together how everything worked and coming up with my own theories while reading. Every time I thought I had figured it out, the story would give me something new to consider. It kept me curious and invested.
I also loved the side couple and the extra stories. They added warmth to the overall reading experience and were genuinely enjoyable to follow.
The Demon Lord was another pleasant surprise. I liked his role in the story much more than I expected. On the other hand, some of the other villains felt somewhat underdeveloped. They came across as a bit one-dimensional, and their downfalls were sometimes so pathetic that they felt less impactful than I expected. At the same time, considering the type of people they were, perhaps that was exactly the point.
There was one plot thread near the end that left me slightly confused. The story seemed to be building tension toward a particular conflict or revelation, but then nothing really came of it. It’s possible I missed something, or perhaps the issue was intentionally minor, but it stood out because I kept waiting for a payoff that never arrived.
I also would have liked a little more resolution regarding some secondary conflicts, particularly involving the scientists. Not every thread felt fully wrapped up, though none of them damaged my overall enjoyment.
What made this book work so well for me was the characters. They felt like real people rather than plot devices. Their emotions, relationships, and personal struggles were easy to understand, and spending time with them was genuinely enjoyable.
Overall, this was a warm, emotional, and highly entertaining read with lovable characters, a wonderful main couple, an interesting transmigration mystery, and a surprisingly engaging slice-of-life atmosphere. It left me very happy, and it was an easy 5-star read for me.
January 20, 2026
Lee Jeong-hoon, a convenience store owner, dies suddenly and wakes up into the story of the novel “The Hero Doesn’t Hide His Power Too Well” as a seemingly unremarkable inn owner named Eddie.
"Eddie" is given no explanation about what kind of character he's supposed to be, so he just tries to live his new life and run his inn successfully with products from his convenience store that was magically transported with him.
The hero Ketron was his favorite character in the novel, and knowing he doesn't get a good ending in the story makes him want to help him but our protagonist is of the hopelessly clueless type and it takes him a long time to notice how their relationship changed.
His name is Eddie, which is very common, a commoner man with a vague past who runs an inn in a suspiciously good location.
"Eddie" is given no explanation about what kind of character he's supposed to be, so he just tries to live his new life and run his inn successfully with products from his convenience store that was magically transported with him.
The hero Ketron was his favorite character in the novel, and knowing he doesn't get a good ending in the story makes him want to help him but our protagonist is of the hopelessly clueless type and it takes him a long time to notice how their relationship changed.
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