I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 318: He's Left The Bookstore!

When the first snowflake fell from the sky, Lin Jie had already set up his bookstore.

The invitation mentioned that the large scale banquet would last for a whole three days with food and accommodation all covered by the host Ji Bonong.

Lin Jie had inquired Ji Zhixiu about relevant information about the banquet. Just the guests alone numbered more than a thousand. According to her description, guests included all sorts of notable members of society, and perhaps even powerful figures of Norzin's Central District would make an appearance.

No ordinary feating and accommodations could suffice, so it wasn't too difficult to imagine the extravagance of this banquet. But given that Ji Bonong was the top figure of Rolle Resource Development, such an elaborate approach to a party was totally normal.

Lin Jie felt that he had gotten this invitation based on his own ability (doling out chicken soup) and thus he couldn't let go of this chance to freeload for three whole days.

No, since Miss Jiss had personally delivered the invitation, how could it be considered freeloading?

This was called a fair exchange of payment for non-manual labor.

In any case, this also meant that Lin Jie would be out for an entire three days. During this period, the bookstore still had to remain open and earn money.

Therefore, the daunting task of running the bookstore naturally fell on the shoulders of his able helper, Mu'en.

Having already briefed Mu'en on all the important and relevant bits, Lin Jie was not repeating himself one final time before he got on his way.

Although it was a somewhat long-winded speech, Lin Jie was heading somewhere far away for the first time since he had transmigrated here three years ago, hence the importance in repeating his reminders...

He didn't have to travel too far when he usually went out to buy daily necessities; the furthest he had gone was the previous time Blackie helped transport him to Wilde's house.

Moreover, it would be three days not in the bookstore this time round, and i

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