I Built a Tourist Attraction, but Visitors Insist There Are Immortals!

[System] [Business Management] [Comedy] [Epic Twists] [A Record of Humanity Going Off the Rails]

Qin Mu had barely graduated from college when he was forced to inherit Yunmeng Mountain, a rundown scenic area left behind after his parents went missing.

He thought he'd be buried in debt, but then the [Super Scenic Area Builder System] appeared out of nowhere!

"Ding! Congratulations, Host, you've received a beginner's gift pack: one 'Buddha's Light Shining Everywhere' experience card and one 'Wish-Granting Divine Tree' seed!"

"Ding! Main quest issued: Turn this rundown scenic area into the world's best, or the System will self-destruct!"

Qin Mu: "???"

To save his own skin, Qin Mu was forced to embark on a "scientific" path to making money.

And so Yunmeng Mountain's image took a sudden turn:

Visitor A: "Holy crap! What's that golden light on the mountaintop? Is Buddha showing himself?"

Qin Mu (with a perfectly serious face): "Stay calm! It's an atmospheric optical phenomenon. Science! Get it?"

Visitor B: "Oh my god! My wallet fell in the water, but a school of koi pushed it back up! Are these fish magical or something?"

Qin Mu (wiping his sweat): "Coincidence! It's all coincidence! Just a stress response in fish. We have to believe in science!"

On one side, the System was busily creating "miracles": rainbow clouds, dragon roars and phoenix cries, healing springs, divine beasts appearing...

On the other, Qin Mu racked his brains to explain everything with "science," leading the staff and visitors further and further astray on the path of "materialism."

"Please, I'm begging you! My scenic area really isn't haunted, and there aren't any immortals! Those are just special effects and actors I paid for!"