It’s quite fun at first: watching your money grow bit by bit and your shop expand gradually gives you a real sense of achievement. Plus， it’s incredibly simple to play—basically just a few swipes and taps—so you can pop it open whilst waiting for someone， commuting or just zoning out； watching the coins pile up and tasks get completed is quite relaxing. But if you ask me about the downsides， they’re actually quite obvious: after a while， it gets a bit repetitive—it’s just a constant cycle of upgrading → expanding → upgrading again. The novelty is mainly in the early stages； later on， it becomes a bit formulaic.