There Is No Reliable Person in This World.

[Martial arts online game + Jin Guliang Wen's hodgepodge + eating melons and watching movies + funny + complaining + relaxing] [NPCs are all old six + the protagonist has no family + all teammates have fun] The game starts with a copy of "Lian Hua Bao Jian". From then on, the righteous will not accept it, and the evil sect will not accept it. The abbot of the Shaolin Temple even advised him that "the benefactor's life connection is not broken, and he cannot leave home." In desperation, he had no choice but to open a teahouse in Yueyang City, ready to just lie down and be an ordinary citizen who kept his peace. However, when you sit in a teahouse, your tasks come from the sky - one day, Lu Xiaofeng was given the job of taking the blame, tomorrow the system forcibly accused him of being a "devil cult agent", and the day after tomorrow, he found that his teahouse was full of bad friends who came to eat and drink. Sun Bumeng finally realized: In this world, NPCs are unreliable, the system is unreliable, and friends are even less reliable. If you want to survive, you can only be more unreliable than them. Let's see how a teahouse owner who possesses unique skills but claims to be an "ordinary citizen" repeatedly jumps between good and evil factions, a mysterious hodgepodge of ancient and ancient rivers and lakes, and blazes his own wild path. This book is also known as "The Years when an Ordinary Commoner Was Forced to Walk in the Jianghu", "Records of the Victims of Lianhua Baojian", "I Have a Wudang Friend Who Died More than a Hundred Times", "I was a prostitute for nothing while others were apprentices to me, and I relied on picking up my unique skills". Some of the settings come from MUD games Who Confronts, Peking University Xia Ke Xing, Shu Jian Eternal, and Fengyun.