Lin Rui transmigrates into the body of a 21-year-old small restaurant owner with a face full of acne, a failed crush, a mother with cancer, and crushing debts.
The original owner, allergic to alcohol, drank to drown his sorrows and died, leaving the newcomer with a mountain of debt and a small shop on the verge of closing.
The one piece of good news is that he has bonded with the “Culinary God” System.
A Marrow-Cleansing Pill transforms him, and reaching the fifth level of Qi Refining sets him on the path to cultivation.
Even more absurdly, any ordinary ingredient he touches turns into a spiritual treasure: tomatoes become “Crimson Glow Jade-Essence Eggplants,” pork becomes “Dark Frost Spirit Boar Meat,” and even bagged rice becomes spiritual rice...
The System tells him that this is the Immortal Realm.
But as Lin Rui watches extras running around Hengdian's streets and sees the faux ancient buildings everywhere, he falls into deep self-doubt. If this is the Immortal Realm, are all those bit-part actors immortals?
I have never seen it in the world, but a dish costing dozens of yuan has become a sky-high price. . A cup of distilled water costs 50 yuan, a small bowl of pork tripe soup costs 300 yuan, a goose head costs 1,200 yuan, and Moutai liquor costs nearly 2,000 yuan. Should it be calculated as the universal price?
Not bad, good looking
It's very interesting. I'm looking forward to the next episode.
Mark. . . .