[I was forced by a female ghost to order tea for 365 days, and I realized it] Shen Shu, a modern tea-ordering master, traveled through time and became a down-and-out tea ruffian at the bottom of Tingchaofang in the Jiuxiao Realm.
He had nothing but a cracked glaze lamp with him, and a mysterious residual tea mark hidden in his wrist.
The world is difficult, the sect's merit examination is approaching, and the Qingqi tax has doubled. If you can't pay the tax, you will be thrown into water prison. What's even worse is that his special secret tea-making skills are being targeted by powerful people from all sides, and everyone wants to seize the treasure and silence him.
Others travel through time to cultivate immortality, fight monsters to level up, cheat and crush sects.
Only Shen Shu traveled through time and was forced to order tea throughout the journey, and was always urged to do more by the haunting female ghost A-Yan.
Ayan owed him ten hours of bondage, two sips of tea, and one compliment. She was more eager to collect her debts than anyone else and clung to him.
Shen Shu never started to fight, only slowly poured a cup of peerless tea.
He always said calmly: Don't worry, drink this cup of tea before hitting the road.
This unique and exquisite tea in the world does not extend one's life or improve one's cultivation. It only illuminates the darkest and most obscure secrets in the heart.
Anyone who drinks this tea will have their secret thoughts exposed in public, and all members of the society will die immediately. The higher the status and the greater the reputation of the powerful sect, the more complete the collapse of the house.
Deacon Zhao in the workshop deliberately plotted, local snake Zhou Scar deliberately suppressed, the Shangzong forces secretly coveted, and layers of crises followed one after another.
But after three cups of tea, all the arrogant enemies lost face and gave up in public.
Shen Shu still held the tea and smiled, calmly as before:
I have long told you not to rush, drink this cup of exquisite tea, and then hit the road.
