"Manager, how about this?" After some hesitation, Nora suggested, "When only the first floor is open at the beginning, don't let commoners take part in Magic Duels."
"Then, once the upper floors open, we can designate the first and third floors as commoner areas, and the second and fourth floors as noble areas."
"When we reach the fifth floor, we can try letting commoners and nobles duel together?"
"Would that be better?"
Ron quietly listened to Nora's suggestion, his eyes gradually lighting up.
He could not help reaching out and pinching Nora's little nose. "Not bad. This plan could work. We'll try it when the time comes."
Nora smiled shyly, delighted that she could help the manager.
"Manager, then how is this shop supposed to make money?"
"That's simple." Ron thought for a moment before saying, "The most basic way is to provide drinks such as alcohol, and we can also offer private rooms to nobles for a fee."
"Besides that, the shop can regularly hold events and release a series of special-edition Elemental Cards, selling them for a limited time during specific periods."
In that instant, a whole swarm of those vile pay-to-win games flooded Ron's mind.
The youth who once slew dragons was now going to become an evil dragon himself...
Ron sighed inwardly, thinking how fate loved to toy with people.
Still, just thinking about leading others to spend money made him incredibly excited.
At that moment, Ron understood his shameless system a little better.
But he still had to be stingy where stinginess was called for.
"Oh, right." Ron suddenly remembered. "While the renovations are underway, you can start recruiting waiters and train them in advance."
"Right now, the people who know how to play Magic Duel are basically all nobles, and we can't exactly hire