Lu Guichen has a small goal: to open the "Chen'anju" grocery store into a chain store in a fantasy version of the ancient capital, and to raise his picked-up younger siblings.
Every day he makes abacus, repairs pots and pans, buys some novelties, and uses some "little knowledge" brought from his previous life - such as using statistics to optimize inventory, using psychology to mediate neighborhood disputes, and using basic physical principles to improve farm tools.
The days should be so plain and rich.
Until——
· The furs of the demon tribe next door were unsaleable, so he helped design "brand classification" and "cold chain transportation". As a result, the elders of the demon tribe cried and wanted to marry the saint to him.
· When food went missing from the Caoyun Yamen, he used a supply chain investigation method to uncover an injustice in the Shui Tribe that had been hidden for hundreds of years.
· The immortal master of Tenriyuan said that he was "disturbing the way of heaven" and wanted to close down the store. He silently took out a copy of "Three Years of Immortality and Five Years of Simulation" and a set of "Spirit Vein Circular Economy Plan"...
Later, his customer style gradually became outrageous:
· The dragon prince came to buy band-aids (said his scales collapsed during the fight).
· The prime minister of the dynasty squatted at the door of the store to ask for advice on how to use "performance appraisal" to rectify the bureaucrats.
· The enemy's army is approaching the border, and the opponent's coach hands over a greeting card: "I heard that your store has a 'conquering the enemy without fighting' package. Do you sell it?"
Lu Guichen looked at the increasingly bizarre "demands" on the ledger and sighed:
"Everyone, I'm really just a salesman."
"-But if you insist on buying 'World Peace'...".
"Okay, Sir, please wait a moment, I will calculate the cost for you."
Reader comments
It's pretty good. It's been a long time since I've seen a book like this.
It's pretty good. It's been a long time since I've seen a book like this.