A Laid-Back Restaurant, and the Found Pot Wants to Help Me Ascend

Up to chapter 12; Well, it's just a rambling account, I can't even finish reading it; and if everyone could receive blessings, opening a restaurant would be the fastest way to do it. But if you really want to help the poor, why not get a small cart and sell boxed lunches at a construction site or even in Hengdian World Studios?

It looks great and has a very down-to-earth feel to it. Reading this novel is like going back to your hometown in winter, snuggling up by the fireplace in the afternoon, cracking sunflower seeds and eating oranges while watching the snowflakes fall. There's a sense of contentment.

"Opening a Restaurant with a Buddhist Mindset: The Pot I Picked Up Will Take Me to Ascension" is a refreshing novel. The protagonist's laid-back attitude stands out in the bustling world of cultivation, and the restaurant setting is novel, interesting, and full of everyday life. The pot he picked up is not only a magical treasure but also a key to driving the plot.

Well, I've read most of this author's books, but I've never really followed the author before; I only saw them through homepage recommendations, so I didn't pay much attention. This book was the same; I finished it quickly, and I must say it's excellent. I hope the author continues to update diligently! Keep it up!

Five stars! I love your imagination and style—unassuming, simple, and intriguing! It has style and sentiment! But could you please not keep them so short? Ahhh, let's have a really long one! We can wait!

It's pretty good. Reading novels really affects my mood. These kinds of novels give me a feeling of being ready for retirement, and it's easy to fantasize about life when I'm old. I quite like this feeling; it's quite enjoyable to read.

Overall, it's not bad so far. There are about 40 chapters in total. After getting used to fast-paced stories, a more relaxing slice-of-life story is quite nice. Overall, it's on the more relaxed side. After learning that one can become an immortal using a pot, there's no rush to gain blessings. Instead, things are acquired slowly and naturally. It's unhurried, calm, and relaxing. Sometimes, it's nice to read this kind of story with a calm and peaceful mind; it has a unique charm.

To be honest, the writing is so-so so far and the plot is bland, but after reading so many flashy and pretentious novels, this kind of plain novel is so captivating that you can read it word by word. I hope the author can keep going.

It has a very heartwarming writing style, but there are a lot of female characters. Fortunately, there isn't too much description of them, and it doesn't lean towards a harem genre, otherwise I would have had to drop it. Is it really that abruptly ending? It feels like they skipped the later plot just to wrap things up.

Is the author from Laishan? They seem to know so much about Yantai; I even thought there really was a place called Taiping Hotel! I checked on Gaode Maps, but it's not there. So, I'm asking if it actually exists in real life, and where it is.