
I Asked You to Run an Inn, So Why Did You Heal Every Guest?
让你开客栈,你把客人全治愈了?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 271k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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103Chapters
127Reads · 30 days
36.1kReads · all time
8.1Score
17Listens
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A healing remedy unattainable in a fast-paced life
Absolutely amazing! "The Fewer Words, the More Realistic"
Although I've only read a few chapters, I can already sense a simple, warm feeling. It's realistic, ordinary, but full of life. It's a novel with the quality of prose poems—highly recommended!
It's so healing and heartwarming, like a gentle spring breeze or the babbling of a babbling brook! The system only appeared at the beginning, and later on, everyone's arrival at the inn felt so natural! The ending was also so smooth and natural; the male lead, Xu Ran, had a feeling of Bodhi Patriarch teaching Sun Wukong and then keeping his achievements hidden! It's great, and I'm looking forward to season two!
I don't know how to describe it. This book gave me a sense of calm, with a pace that was slow yet fast, and the characters were portrayed with great detail. As I read through the stories, my initial frustration at searching for a book gradually subsided, replaced by a sense of calm. Each short story offered a different feeling or lesson.
It's a slow-paced book that abandons the efficiency and money that modern people pursue, instead capturing the everyday life and human warmth of the world. I personally think it's a highly recommended book.
It's good. I'm a pretty easygoing person and like reading slow-paced, light-hearted novels like this. But I also find most novels too cliché; they always jump into cultivation and raising spirit pets, which I can't keep reading for long. This one has a good pace, which keeps me interested. There aren't too many overpowered plot devices, and the stories are all good.
In this sea of fast-paced, exhilarating, and mindless books, I encountered this book. I love the stories of each character the author portrays. Perhaps its writing style isn't particularly moving, but it depicts the ordinary moments of life. I hope that one day I can open a shop like this and meet similar people.
The pacing is slow, making it perfect for watching after get off work.
A slow-paced book can bring a moment of peace and relaxation to the fast-paced and stressful lives of modern people. Purposefulness and commercialism are not what we pursue; they only make us more irritable.