After traveling through the world of comprehensive martial arts and acquiring the crafting system, Lin Yuanzhou had only one idea: to open an inn and live a stable life.
Don't get involved in martial arts disputes, don't provoke big men in the world, and don't inquire into the secrets of various factions.
——Then he hired a cook named Huang Rong.
There are more and more guests, and the secrets known become more and more deadly. A casual word can make someone succeed in revenge, or it can also make two sects start a war.
Rumor in the world: The owner of the Cyclamen Inn is an unfathomable master.
Lin Yuanzhou sighed while holding the tea: "I really don't want to get involved..."
But who makes the best wine at home, knows the most gossip, and always says the most fatal words at the most coincidental time?
Reader comments
I read a lot of books and generally don't write book reviews. This one is an exception, not that it's bad or unexpected, but just because it's the most uncomfortable book I've read in so many years. It's bland but not bland, and it's passionate but not passionate. When he should be passionate, he would take care of things in one stroke, but when he should take care of them, he would be nervous, hesitant and unsure of what to do. No negative comments, it still needs polishing. Maybe the plot behind it will be interesting, but I can't see it.
I like it quite a bit, just a little bit. I just hope that I can be a little stronger. A little bit is enough. For example, there is no bottleneck in learning martial arts because of the system. A little bit.
Come on, author [love] [love]
It's a pretty good cologne, but sometimes it feels a little too bland.
Although the shopkeeper doesn't know much about numbers, it is worth five stars.
Recommend some good novels
Nice! I hope it's cp-free
It feels like cologne, which is very nice!
At first, I was attracted by the title of the book, thinking it was the kind of plot where a hermit master slaps someone in the face. In this novel, Boss Lin does not act as a puppet in the plot, does not get involved in the established love-hate entanglements, but concentrates on running his own world. This kind of "non-incorporation" is actually a deeper "change". The author does not let the protagonist go about reversing a certain tragic node in a big way, but uses Boss Lin to "live his own life" in a down-to-earth manner, quietly influencing the fate of those familiar martial arts characters.
I read a lot of books and generally don't write book reviews. This one is an exception, not that it's bad or unexpected, but just because it's the most uncomfortable book I've read in so many years. It's bland but not bland, and it's passionate but not passionate. When he should be passionate, he would take care of things in one stroke, but when he should take care of them, he would be nervous, hesitant and unsure of what to do. No negative comments, it still needs polishing. Maybe the plot behind it will be interesting, but I can't see it.
I like it quite a bit, just a little bit. I just hope that I can be a little stronger. A little bit is enough. For example, there is no bottleneck in learning martial arts because of the system. A little bit. Come on, author [love] [love]
It's a pretty good cologne, but sometimes it feels a little too bland.
Although the shopkeeper doesn't know much about numbers, it is worth five stars.
Recommend some good novels
Nice! I hope it's cp-free It feels like cologne, which is very nice! At first, I was attracted by the title of the book, thinking it was the kind of plot where a hermit master slaps someone in the face. In this novel, Boss Lin does not act as a puppet in the plot, does not get involved in the established love-hate entanglements, but concentrates on running his own world. This kind of "non-incorporation" is actually a deeper "change". The author does not let the protagonist go about reversing a certain tragic node in a big way, but uses Boss Lin to "live his own life" in a down-to-earth manner, quietly influencing the fate of those familiar martial arts characters.