My Restaurant Leads to Another World

Name: My Restaurant Leads to Another World
Author: Big Cat Who Loves Tea

by Big Cat Who Loves Tea

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400Kwords

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Ch. 160 — Wrote a New Book, "starting from a Song of Rice Fragrance", Which Has Been Released

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About This Novel

[Food + Management + Exploring Another World + Interesting Daily Life + Warm Shop] Su Ran runs a restaurant that can travel between different worlds. Whether they are wasteland hunters from other worlds, demon nobles, genius cultivators, or great writers, white-collar beauties, and popular celebrities on Blue Star, they are all his old customers and acquaintances. He brought Blue Star's cuisine to different worlds, and also collected local specialty ingredients from various worlds and used earth's craftsmanship to make Chinese and Western food. The beautiful taste and novel ingredients also made the guests full of praise and obsession. Guests of various identities and personalities gathered in his store, writing interesting stories and filling the place with a cheerful and warm atmosphere.

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How can I put it this way? I can read this book and I quite like the setting. But, I'm going to say but. The author is super fast in controlling reviews. Those who read this book will probably notice that there are not many reviews. As long as they are not praising the author, even if they say that they want to save the book and read it, they will be deleted. The protagonist's younger brother is a dog-licker. The protagonist keeps emphasizing that he used to be a dog-licker and that he belongs to the dog-licker family. To be honest, it's really uncommon for someone to deliberately rely on dog-licking behavior to create conflicts and make things difficult for the protagonist. If you ignore the above, then this book can be regarded as a decent book about food. Barely stuck with food and grass.