Outline-style ending and new book

Qin Jing struck down Zou Yichen with a single blow, instilling fear in Zheng Shoucheng, who soon capitulated. Ma Tong was warned afterward. With his subordinates now forming an initial power base, Qin Jing’s business began to expand rapidly; thanks to Ma Tong’s presence, daily revenues soared.

Zheng Shoucheng sought to seize power within the Zheng family. With Ma Tong’s support, everything proceeded smoothly, and the Zheng sisters found themselves nearly destitute. Zheng Qiuyin fought fiercely against the takeover, but was ultimately stripped of authority. The two sisters were expelled from the chamber of commerce. Zheng Qiuying, carrying her elder sister, turned to Qin Jing for help.

Zheng Qiuyin, stubborn and proud, refused to bow her head. Qin Jing revealed a darker side, mocking this spoiled heiress with biting words. Paradoxically, Zheng Qiuyin ended up in Qin Jing’s bed. After that night, Zheng Qiuying learned of the affair—not with anger, but with delight. Thus, amidst a blossoming romance, Qin Jing won the hearts of both sisters.

Meanwhile, Qin Jing’s influence began to spread in the Mythic World. Jenny became his finest business partner, and at this time, Qin Jing established contact with Jessica for the next phase of their dealings. The two sisters in the Mythic World gradually developed conflicts.

In the real world, as the resurgence of spiritual energy continued, Qin Jing steadily gained control over Cold Sea’s affairs. He did not seek domination, but through the circulation of rare commodities, his name became renowned throughout Cold Sea.

The Shadow Association coveted the resources in Qin Jing’s possession and plotted to attack his shop. Luman and others, however, strongly opposed the plan and ultimately defected from the association. The Shadow Association’s assault ended in disastrous defeat, after which Luman and his companions joined Qin Jing’s ranks. Seizing the opportunity, Qin Jing pressured the Shadow Association, and with Hathaway’s cooperation, swallowed it whole.

Hints of a maritime ruin emerged. Hathaway invited prominent figures to investigate, and Qin Jing soon joined them. The sea ruin turned out to be the legendary Isle of Penglai. As time passed, the immortals vanished, leaving behind terrifying demons.

A millennium-old demon emerged, rampaging across Penglai Isle. The other leaders scrambled to escape, but Qin Jing linked to the Mythic World, acquired a mythical artifact, and effortlessly subdued the ancient demon, leaving all witnesses stunned.

(The outline ends here; subsequent chapters delve into the Mythic World, which hasn’t been introduced earlier, so it won’t be detailed here.)

The performance of "Black Shop Amidst Spiritual Revival" was disappointing. The author, faced with no other choice, decided to abandon the story, hoping for readers’ understanding. Perhaps, once I am free from worries about livelihood, I will return to complete "Black Shop."

Currently, the author has switched to a new account and started a new book titled "Peak Producer," a work in the entertainment genre. The style remains as cautious as ever. If you still trust me, please come take a look. This new book has been meticulously planned and has a backlog of chapters; I promise to deliver a satisfying conclusion for everyone.