People who transmigrate still want to go home. There are always people and things they can't bear to leave behind.
Shi Lin is a perfect example. After transmigrating by accident, he opened a modest little general store in the imperial capital with a System. He sold all kinds of unusual goods: fizzy drinks, potato chips, lighters, sunglasses, cosplay outfits...
The more Shi Lin sold, the more rewards he earned, and the stronger he became. The stronger he became, the more goods he could buy from the System.
His shop attracted all kinds of big-name customers, from the emperor and the demon king to penniless paupers seeking loans. As a result, Shi Lin's store became shrouded in the mystery of legend.
But one day, Shi Lin wanted to go home. With the help of his customers, he headed to the Sacred Tower That Reaches the Heavens and began climbing.
After clearing 100 floors, he became a god, only to discover that going home was impossible. He had no choice but to agree to join his customer's daughter's party as a priest.
Three years passed. Shi Lin had devoted himself to the party, but today you tell me you've found someone new and don't need me anymore?
That suits me just fine. But I've already packed my things, and now you tell me the new recruit is a cult spy who's also afraid of me, and you only asked me to leave temporarily so you could play the long game and catch the big fish?
No, no, no! I left of my own accord. I'm going back to running my shop! Bye-bye~
Keleiya: I'll be good and get into your bed...
Lucy: Big Brother Shi Lin! I want to, too!
Xila: Don't get the wrong idea. I'm only worried about Lucy.
Autumn: Squeak, squeak~ My cake!
Aisidi'er: Just watch, I'll make you fall head over heels.
Kelaodiya: You owe me this from our past life!
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Grave sweeping…
It's 53 chapters, and I haven't even written much about my former teammates. I've been writing about Claudia, and this is how I return to the harem? You might as well just write a single female lead. . .
The suggestion is to persuade me to quit the team instead.
You can comment on the plots that the author cannot describe at the end of the chapter, so that some chapters will never pass the review.
This is my first book review, give some encouragement to the author.