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The story takes place in the turbulent Shanghai in the late Republic of China (1945-1949). Deep in a secluded alley in the French Concession, there is a small shop called "Times Teahouse". The owner of the teahouse, Boss Wang, and several regular customers - Zhang Fugui, a down-and-out former cloth merchant who makes a living by writing letters, Wu San, a veteran who knocks on the table suspiciously all day long, and a thoughtful middle-aged woman Li Sao who makes a living by sewing, and their respective stories, together form a microcosm of this turbulent era. Here is a haven for temporary refuge from the cold current in the stormy weather, and a place for ordinary people to exchange information and relieve their worries. The fragrance of tea is dense, but it also carries the gloom of the times and personal joys and sorrows. From the short-lived joy of victory in the Anti-Japanese War to the ever-lasting panic in the shadow of the civil war, everyone in the teahouse is using their own meager way to fight against the pressure of life and the unknown destiny. "Times Teahouse" uses the small to see the big. Through the unique space of the teahouse, it connects portraits of people from different classes and different destinies, and paints a picture of the times that is full of fireworks and sad. In the clinking of tea bowls and the patter of rain outside the window, we see not only an individual's struggle and perseverance in the torrent of history, but also a profound elegy about human nature, warmth and the changes of the times. This is a touching story of loss, watchfulness, and finding the glimmer of light in the midst of suffering.

"Others who traveled through time were cheating, but I traveled through time and worked overtime!" Cheng Yu, a hacker who was laid off by his company, discovered one day that his beautiful iceberg neighbor across the door was chopping the air with a sword in the middle of the night. The broken glass could automatically repair itself. He thought he was hallucinating because he stayed up late - until the other party put a sword to his throat and said: "You have been recruited as a temporary worker, with a monthly salary of 100,000 yuan and life insurance included." It turns out that there is more than one world. The universes in novels, games, and movies are all real, but there are always rebirthers, time travelers, and system hosts who mess up the plot. Lin Chan, the strongest sword spirit in the world of cultivation, is now a "cross-border mediator" - specializing in wiping the butt of a collapsing world. "Our job is to let those who deserve to die die on time and those who deserve to live live well." "Oh, and also - stop those fools who think they can change their fate against the will of heaven." As a result, Cheng Yu was forced to start a career as a "worker from all over the world": - In the realm of cultivation, prevent the reborn from killing the Son of Destiny in advance; - Pretending to be an AI god in the cyber world, deceiving the plutocrats; - Play word games with strange creatures in the strange tales of rules... But here comes the problem Why do the villains in every world look exactly like Lin Chan? Why can his hacking skills directly tamper with the rules of the world? *And what secrets does the "cross-border agency" that is always monitoring them hide? Keywords: Unlimited flow of anti-routine · Cyber Cultivation · Venomous Sword Spirit × Straight Hacker Man · Is the mastermind behind the scenes actually me?

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