Who Knew That Was an Inn?

In a world of martial arts, people from the jianghu are quick to throw punches over the slightest disagreement, often dragging innocent civilians into the fray. Ordinary people either lose their money or their lives. After an accident left her longing to see someone again, Zhu Xueqing agreed to be bound by the Inn Management System and transported to ancient times, where she took over a tiny, rundown inn. The inn’s number-one rule was simple: no fighting inside. Break it, and you would either pay up or pay with your life. She watched the jianghu churn with excitement from her quiet corner, content to sit back and enjoy the show. This is a no-romance story, mainly about running an inn untouched by the chaotic disputes of the ancient jianghu. It features delicious inn food, the lives and experiences of its guests, and the occasional task assigned by the Heavenly Dao. In a world of martial arts, she just wants to be an ordinary commoner. A word of warning: the heroine loves money, and she loves it dearly. Money comes first. After all, earning enough to leave this world is her goal. So even if a bad person checks into the inn, as long as they pay, the inn will protect them. The heroine has no complicated secret lineage or anything like that. The story is mainly about the lives of the inn’s guests, with a focus on watching the drama unfold.