This is my first book, and I haven't done a good enough job developing the plot or fleshing out the characters. Please bear with me.
Jin Luo has been plagued by bad luck since childhood.
After suddenly transmigrating into a high-martial world, she survives thanks to the System's protection. She runs a little shop in the wilderness, quiet and aloof, with a head full of sarcastic inner commentary. Born unlucky, she meets with disaster whenever she leaves the shop.
Inside the inn, she is immune to all harm. The System only supplies business goods and never interferes in grudges; it simply sticks to running the business.
One down-and-out outcast and martial-world expert after another comes through the door. Seeing her cool and distant manner and the inn's impenetrable defenses, they wildly jump to their own conclusions.
A cool, aloof, secretly passionate, unlucky innkeeper, calmly running her shop and taking no interest in worldly affairs.
The first volume lays the groundwork for healing.
From the second volume onward, the misunderstandings pick up speed, as different ordinary people find peace in this little shop.
Everyone jumps to their own conclusions, and absurd misunderstandings are everywhere. No romance. The heroine is too powerful for anyone to think they deserve to have a one-sided crush on her.
