I Open a Bookstore in Another World, One Gold Star Coin Per Hour

[Behind the scenes of Dihua / Management / System / Easy daily life / Steam fantasy / Group portrait / No cp] (In the early stage, the protagonist is weak, the world view is emphasized, the group portrait is slow and hot, and it is not a straightforward novel) On the ruins of the Holy Palace, the two empires divided up the legacy of the past. When the heavily equipped psychic train spewed white steam and rolled roughly through the quiet wilderness, the classical occult sword still buzzed in the dark night. Lin Yuan traveled through the Canglan Realm, and the awakened soul was a book. "Your fighting power will be zero in this life, and your soul will have no potential." Lin Yuan: "That's good. I open a bookstore." Charging standard: one hour, one gold star coin, no refunds. (Note: One gold star coin is enough to feed a low-level farmer for several years.) At first, everyone thought the boss was crazy. Until——the young genius of Qianji Xuanfu opened the door, had an epiphany on the spot, and regarded this place as the source of truth. Carrying a handmade sword on his back, like a bereaved dog, the descendant knight of the old Holy Court glimpsed the lost law in the fragments of the scroll. The extreme realm that had been stuck for forty years suddenly shattered, and he knelt down on one knee in the heavy rain. The little people and the powerful in the great tide of the times have all found in this bookstore the gears that can move the fate of the entire Canglan world. Thousands of years later, people said that in that shabby bookstore sandwiched between roaring gears and classical buildings, there sat a hidden god who overlooked the rise and fall of civilization. Lin Yuan leaned on the rocking chair, listening to the roar of the steam train, looking at the system panel, and helplessly cracked a melon seed: "I really don't understand the changes in civilization and the underlying logic. I'm just a ruthless cash register machine that earns one gold star coin an hour."