After inheriting the small supermarket by the sea, Jiang Lai thought he could finally live the peaceful life he had dreamed of.
Until she went fishing in the middle of the night and caught a man who claimed to be the heir of the West Sea Dragon Palace. The other party took out the deed of Dragon Palace—a Want Want Senbei coupon—and asked her to return the "Ryugu Palace Ruins", which was the convenience store left by her grandmother.
What's even more outrageous is that according to the "Sea, Land, Gods and Mortals Joint Development Agreement", if the Dragon Palace cannot make a profit within a month, the ancestral property will be taken away.
Jiang Lai, who was forced to take up the job, had no choice but to sign this koi spirit as the "store-keeper beast".
From then on, the mermaid singer cried and dropped cheap pearls, and the lobster courier was stuck at the store door every day...
I thought I had gotten into trouble, but unexpectedly the store became more and more prosperous, and the good-for-nothing Long Prince looked less and less like a liar.
Purpose: Symbiosis between man and nature