Xiao Gaowu, Take It

In the first book, the story line is not shaped enough, and the characters are not refined enough. Please bear with me. Jin Luo has been plagued by bad luck since childhood. Once she was transported to the world of high-level martial arts and relied on the protection of the system, she guarded a small shop on a barren mountain. She was taciturn and cold, full of inner complaints. She was born with an unlucky constitution and would suffer disaster when she left the shop. She is immune to any intrusion in the hotel. The system is only used to manage supplies. She will never interfere in grudges and only do business. Abandoned sons and masters from all walks of life came one after another. Seeing her coldness and alienation and the incomprehensible hotel barriers, they all started to think crazy. The aloof, boring and unlucky boss is a Buddhist who opens a shop without caring about worldly affairs. The first volume is a pavement for healing. The second volume begins to accelerate, watching different little people find peace in a small shop. All members are automatically transformed, outrageous misunderstandings are everywhere, there is no CP, the heroine is too strong, and no one thinks that she is worthy of a single arrow.