As a well-rounded young man of the Dao in the modern age, he spends his days catching ghosts and driving away evil spirits, slaying monsters and demons, and cultivating immortality in pursuit of the Dao. Ahem, San He says this is all because people have read too many stories. Humans, ghosts, monsters, and demons are all equal, and there are good and bad among every kind. Why go around thinking about exterminating them for no reason? San He, a well-rounded young man of the Dao in the modern age, says: We should talk things out! Let's be friends, chat, play cards, and value peace above all. Wouldn't it be better to cultivate immortality together?
With a friendship policy that doesn't ask about anyone's background, San He's teahouse is a gathering place for demons, monsters, ghosts, spirits, and all sorts of people. Old Han says, "Your place has people hiding from disaster, dodging tribulations, harboring bad intentions, seeking some peace and quiet, making a point of doing good deeds, and single-mindedly building their careers... So one more troublemaker like me won't make much difference."
All right, then. Let's all get along and enjoy ourselves together.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
When I went there, I thought I had seen it wrong. She was really the female protagonist.
Finally updated, finally updated
Is this Sanhe a boy or a girl?
Is the author lazy and not updating yet?
Commentary on Chapter 29 of "Sanhe's Tea House" written by Kuku Kaka Qiqi.
A very interesting novel that has spread a lot of knowledge
Finally updated. Finally updated.