Hehuan Sect: Nine Women Under One Roof, and an Absurd Number of Missions

This book is also known as The System Mistakes My Shared House for a Sect, So I Farm Spirit Stones in the Apartment Building! Spirit Stones Can Be Cashed Out? Then I’m Done Pretending

Lin Yu is reborn during his university summer break. The moment he steps into that little apartment building, a prompt rings out in his mind: "Welcome back to the Hehuan Sect, Host."

Absurdly, the System forcibly "translates" real life into cultivation terms: watering flowers becomes tending spirit plants; ice cream cones and fried chicken become dining in the mortal world; stockings and colored contacts become magical treasures; and all his housemates become fellow sect members. Even more absurdly, the rewards are real: spirit stones can be cashed out, pills make him stronger, and status buffs take effect on the spot.

From then on, he is an ordinary university student by day and an outer sect disciple by night. On the surface, it is everyday life in a shared apartment; behind the scenes, it is all "sect quest rewards." The multiple heroines aren't won over through forceful advances. Instead, the mismatched System creates funny contrasts: a greeting or a small act of kindness can earn rewards and fill progress bars.

But the System also posts an urgent mission: protect the sect. If their base falls, all their memories will vanish like smoke... This time, he will farm spirit stones while protecting the building and the women in it, rewriting every regret from his past life.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.