Opening a Guesthouse at a Tourist Site, Starting with Li Qingzhao

After graduating from college, Lu Chen inherits the family business and opens a guesthouse at a scenic spot.

He expects an easy life and a comfortable income, but soon realizes that the guests who show up are all a little strange.

A girl who gets dead drunk and spends all day thinking about mahjong and betting on soccer claims her name is Li Qingzhao?

A beggar carrying a broken bowl refuses to leave the inn, insisting that he's the eighth child in his family, so his name is Zhu Chongba?

A middle-aged man dressed in an emperor's robes, with all the bearing of royalty, is inexplicably interested in the potatoes growing in the backyard and says he's the second child in his family?

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As more and more bizarre guests come to stay, Lu Chen finally realizes something is off.

Hey, hey, this is just a guesthouse at a scenic spot. It's not some kind of Time Management Bureau!

This book is also known as “My 26 Lodgers from Different Dynasties” and “The Three Thousand and First Disciple of the Sage of All Ages.”