I Have a Sanatorium

Original title: The Immortal Realm Rehabilitation Retreat

Against the backdrop of reforms in the Immortal Realm, Fang Yuanchu graduates from Heaven's International University only to find himself unemployed in the midst of the rat race. He decides to accept the wasteland allocated to him by the Jade Emperor and open a rehabilitation retreat, hoping to soothe the hearts of all kinds of weary travelers.

While developing the wasteland, Fang Yuanchu listens to people's wishes and finds the companions who will work with him in the future: a former federal commander from the stars, framed by politicians; a hero, princess, and dragon from another world, all tired of following their original storylines; and a witch persecuted in another world.

He hears that the neighbor next door is reclusive, cold, and hard to approach?

No problem. He'll win the neighbor over with his excellent cooking.

As the retreat gradually opens for business, Fang Yuanchu settles into a leisurely countryside life, with animals big and small constantly throwing themselves at his feet to demand pets, and all sorts of guests coming to stay.

Guest One: A scheming federal politician, trial run complete

What do you do when someone bullies your employee? Of course you step in and teach them a lesson.

Guest Two: A traveler with a terminal illness

Hey, little miss passing by, don't cry. Come have some soup to warm you up.

Guest Three: A little flower spirit

A sensible and adorable little flower spirit diligently tells the time by when the flowers bloom. They say that if you're lucky, you might pass a blooming flower and spot a tiny flower spirit asleep inside.

Guest Four: An overworked office drone (I'm done with this awful job!)

Summer's here. Come to the retreat, feel the breeze, and listen to the cicadas.

Guest Five: The Broken Hearts Club (Cheaters, get out of our world!)

Guests whose eyes have been briefly clouded by love, would you like a bottle of amnesia potion?

Guest Six: ...

Update schedule: Three chapters a week as usual (Thursday, Saturday, Sunday).

A guide to reading this story:

1. This is a slice-of-life story, slow-paced and featuring an ensemble cast, with a generous helping of food. It's not a conventional infrastructure-building story (I picked that tag because I couldn't find anything else that fit).

2. This story is entirely fictional.

3. As always, I won't abandon it as long as people are reading.

Theme: Living at your own pace and enjoying life