The Martial World Inn: From the Start, I'm the Waiter, and the Owner Is a Demon Lord

Gu Xiaolou transmigrates into a chaotic martial arts world and becomes the most inconspicuous waiter at the Carefree Inn.

The inn is full of hidden masters: its sleepy owner was once the legendary head of the Spring and Autumn Blade School.

Its simplehearted chef is a descendant of the Xiang family, born with incredible strength.

Its handsome bookkeeper is an heir to an ancient tradition of mechanical arts.

Its maid is a medical master immune to every poison.

As for Gu Xiaolou, he gets bound to the [Waiter Profession System]: he doesn’t master martial arts through grueling practice, but by resolving guests’ troubles and listening to stories from across the land.

Serving tea earns him 1 experience point; settling grudges earns him 10. And if he gets caught up in the shocking conspiracy of the Hall of Immortality or the national crisis of the Later Jin invasion…his experience points skyrocket!

When the fires of old wars reach the sign of the “Carefree” Inn, its staff uphold one ironclad rule: trouble may come inside, but sorrow must stay outside.

So while everyone else is practicing martial arts for dear life, Gu Xiaolou is busy “helping” people, turning every demonic overlord, tyrant, and corrupt eunuch who comes looking for trouble into another step on his climb to the pinnacle of the martial world.

This inn doesn’t sell food and drink. It offers the two most precious things in a chaotic age: happiness and loyalty.

The martial world is not just the world at large. It is also found in this little corner, where it all begins with a waiter.