[A Run-Down Shop from the Start, Growing a Path to Immortality]
[Building an Immortal Business + Shopkeeping + System + Cute Pets + Farming + No Female Lead]
[Food is the key means of trading for lifespan and resources. This is not a cozy, healing everyday food story, so read with caution.]
Chen Jun transmigrates to the cultivation world with only three days left to live, and binds to the most rigid [Gourmet Trading System].
Cooking can extend his life, but a bowl of scallion oil noodles must sell for 100 spirit coins. One coin less, and his lifespan drops straight to zero.
Others cultivate immortality through talent. Chen Jun does it by running a shop.
Starting with a drafty, dilapidated little shop, he sweeps the floor, cooks meals, and pets the national treasure, leisurely building up his lifespan.
When his enemies come knocking, they find the shop's defensive formation has reached the highest level.
When his rivals try to wear him down, they find his ingredient warehouse is already self-sufficient.
Many years later, sects have fallen and dynasties have changed.
Yet that little shop has become the only sacred ground in the Three Realms.
The Demon Venerable farms for him, the Sword God runs errands for him, and the Alchemy Saint begs him in tears to accept a recipe, all just to trade for a bowl of egg fried rice.
Chen Jun rubs the giant head of his iron-eating beast. "Old Iron, looks like we've got this one in the bag."
When I asked a female character to buy spiritual food, I didn't give her any benefits. She just went because the noodles made by the protagonist were so delicious and she thought there was a future. (When we cooperated later, the protagonist also took a high position.) When I accepted the younger brother, the younger brother was originally looking for trouble. After defeating him, I gave him a bowl of spiritual food and convinced him. I know that the food is very precious, but how can the protagonist be so trustworthy? So I gave the younger brother a task. Not long ago, they were enemies🫠Of course it would be fine if you don't worry about these things (I haven't read the rest). I just listened to the book and played the game for a while.
A very good novel, worth reading. The setting is very novel. It can be regarded as an alternative food and immortality novel. There is also a sense of developing a farming business, but farming appears a bit slowly, and it only appears after 50 chapters. But the previous content is also good. Generally speaking, the pace is slow, but it is still very good and beautiful.
I have a small noodle shop in another world, and my cheating life needs no explanation.
Super good-looking and immortal with cooking skills, Tie Hanhan is famous all over the world