Lin Ping traveled through time and became the owner of the "Qingfeng Inn" in Qingfeng City. The inn was on the verge of closure and he was in dire straits. He awakened the "waiter system" and got the novice gift pack "Pu Yuan Jue" and five marrow-cleansing pills - the waiter's transfer skill, which can return 30% of their cultivation + 10% of their perception. He used elixirs to improve them, and he also had feedback
He continuously recruited five smart shop waiters as his first disciples, fed them with marrow-cleansing pills, and taught him "Puyuan Jue". As the first disciples improved their cultivation and gained insights, Lin Ping continued to make breakthroughs.
During this period, he renovated the inn, and the business was getting better. After the first disciples became good at cultivation, he asked them to recruit handymen to teach their skills. Feedback from the handymen's training was passed on to the first disciples step by step. Lin Ping's cultivation level increased faster, and he broke through the innate and became a master along the way.
The inn grew bigger and bigger, branches were opened, and there were hundreds of busboys and waiters. The first disciple became the manager of each store and continued to train disciples. The huge training feedback flowed into Lin Ping's body like a river, helping him to become a Grand Master, and finally ascended to the land of immortals.
In the past, the Qingfeng Inn became the "No. 1 Inn in the World". It was a holy place for waiters to improve themselves through practice. There were countless masters hidden in the inn, and Lin Ping, the immortal land manager, was in charge, which became a taboo that martial arts people would never dare to touch.
Reader comments
What the hell is this? The protagonist is so cowardly.
The writing is good, but the logic of the behavior is quite poisonous. Neither the protagonist nor the villain follows normal logic. The behavior of pretending to be smart is more poisonous than the plot of forcibly reducing intelligence.
What the hell is this? The protagonist is so cowardly.
The writing is good, but the logic of the behavior is quite poisonous. Neither the protagonist nor the villain follows normal logic. The behavior of pretending to be smart is more poisonous than the plot of forcibly reducing intelligence.