In 2026, overworked employee Wu Liang dies suddenly after working overtime, then opens his eyes in 2011 on Blue Star, a parallel world, in the body of a corporate drone with the same name. From the start, he gets three max-level skills: Grandmaster cooking, Lu Ban craftsmanship, and winemaking. To hell with the 996 grind! He’s going to lie flat! Wu Liang quits his job, hoards Bitcoin, and rents a run-down teahouse, which he renovates into an anime paradise with Lu Ban craftsmanship: walls covered in figurines, game consoles free for everyone, opening hours based on his mood, and closing time when he says so. He never expected the place to have a healing effect. Overworked office drones come in and no longer want to compete. People heartbroken over breakups come in and let go. Anxious parents come in and find peace of mind. A Ukrainian model competes for a job as a cleaner, a former flight attendant comes to work the register, and top-tier stars line up to serve food. Wu Liang lives a dream life, playing games with actresses, taking them to dance in the square, and touring the world with them in a luxury RV. He wouldn’t trade this life for anything, not even immortality.
