The Wayfarer of Wangchuan

There is an inn called the Wangchuan Inn. Its most famous offering is the Forget-Worry Wine brewed by the owner. One cup can banish your troubles, and one drunken night can dispel a thousand sorrows.

The owner is a mysterious woman named Jiu Yao.

Jiu Yao is waiting for someone. She knows he will never come, yet she always hopes to see him again. She doesn't know why she keeps holding on. She only knows that if she lets go, the rest of her life will have no meaning.

Wangchuan has a ** regular guests: a ghost who has forgotten their past, a peach blossom spirit considered ill-omened, a boy who will never grow up, a carefree Daoist priest, a fox whose age is unknown, and a water spirit who likes to dress as a man.

A fleeting life begins at Wangchuan, and all things return to Wangchuan.

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