As a veteran player who has gone through both the college entrance examination and the postgraduate entrance examination, Ye Qing's first reaction after traveling to the world of immortality was: This question is over the top.
Where's the promised golden finger? What about the promised system plug-in?
There is only the "Dao Encyclopedia" that can only be used to look up information, and a stupid and beautiful master who knows nothing but swords and especially likes to "call parents".
But it doesn't matter, Ye Qing is very calm.
As a pacifist who believes in "winners will end up in the game, losers will end up in the hospital", his life creed is simple:
Fight? It is impossible to fight.
Enemies coming?
Go talk to my master who is the reincarnation of the Sword Immortal.
Provocation from fellow students?
Go talk to my junior sister who is armed with the divine sword.
Treasure hunt in a secret realm?
Go talk to my junior brother, Son of Luck.
With bad intentions?
With my fiancée who has a destiny and an old lady living in the ring... Wait, this doesn't seem right.
In short, Ye Qing has no interest in fighting and killing.
He just wants to make use of his only strength - being a problem solver (crossed out) and a technical nerd's brain, to get some side business in the world of immortality, and live a stable life.
So, while others were fighting to the death in the secret realm, he was studying the automated elixir assembly line.
While others were fighting over a magic weapon, he was negotiating with the chamber of commerce giants for exclusive regional agency.
While others worked hard for hundreds of years to break through the bottleneck, he was worried about whether to choose the Central Region CBD or the Eastern Region Economic Development Zone for the production base.
A hidden family? Ten thousand years of orthodoxy? Holy Land Prodigy?
You know nothing about the power of large-scale production, standardized processes, refined management and the layout of the entire industry chain.
(It's just a fantasy before death.)
Reader comments
It's been a long time since I've seen such a normal and relaxing fairy tale. It's good to read as a casual novel. The protagonist doesn't like to fight and kill so much.
As far as I can see now, there is no poisonous point, it is a rare good book by Tomato
It's beautiful, but why are there so few people?
My favorite book at the moment is that I feel like the protagonist will never be able to fight without fighting in the future.
It's really pretty, but if you always rely on others to fight, your teammates won't be held back later. Is it a one-on-one situation?
Good book, I don't know why there are so few people
It's okay, it's quite relaxing. I don't know why there are so few people.
I hope the second junior sister will be the heroine
It's pretty cool, but does it really not give the protagonist the ability to fight?
I saw a new emotional drama here, and I feel very comfortable watching it so far. If the author is very ambiguous, will there be a female protagonist in the follow-up? I think there are multiple female protagonists, please reply.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a normal and relaxing fairy tale. It's good to read as a casual novel. The protagonist doesn't like to fight and kill so much.
As far as I can see now, there is no poisonous point, it is a rare good book by Tomato
It's beautiful, but why are there so few people?
My favorite book at the moment is that I feel like the protagonist will never be able to fight without fighting in the future.
It's really pretty, but if you always rely on others to fight, your teammates won't be held back later. Is it a one-on-one situation?
Good book, I don't know why there are so few people
It's okay, it's quite relaxing. I don't know why there are so few people.
I hope the second junior sister will be the heroine
It's pretty cool, but does it really not give the protagonist the ability to fight?
I saw a new emotional drama here, and I feel very comfortable watching it so far. If the author is very ambiguous, will there be a female protagonist in the follow-up? I think there are multiple female protagonists, please reply.