Horror Tavern: I Only Raise the Most Ferocious Creatures

I think the most magical thing about Tomato isn't the novel itself, but rather that one day, a system message notifies you that someone liked your comment. Clicking on it reveals an old comment, instantly transporting you back to the time you discovered and loved this half-finished book. I think that's a beautiful memory.

Dear author, first of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge you to update, because I believe I will live to see the ending. But please write seriously. It doesn't matter how long it takes, as long as you don't abandon the story or pad it out. Everything is fine. I, your loyal readers, will wait with you. I greatly admire your writing style, which is both humorous and profound.

This book is truly captivating. It reads almost like a personal monologue, seemingly devoid of emotion, yet it makes you feel as if you're watching the protagonist embark on one thrilling and exciting adventure after another. I don't know why it doesn't have many readers, but it's definitely a great book. 😊 Keep up the good work, author! ٩(◦`꒳´◦)۶

This book is absolutely phenomenal! I haven't read such a good novel in ages!!! In my heart, she's a god! This is just my personal opinion, so if you disagree, just scroll away and don't come and insult me. 🤭

It's such a shame that the ending of this book is so disappointing. I followed it for a long time. The author's writing is excellent, and the characters' emotions and personalities are portrayed very vividly. I especially loved Chen Jiu's social skills and understanding of human relationships. This book is very realistic and relatable, connecting with real life. If you're tired of cultivation novels and other similar fast-paced martial arts stories and have the patience, I highly recommend it.

It's really good! Compared to the previous two books ("The Young Doctor" and "The Yin Merchant"), this tavern book is even better. The author is improving! I've finished all four books, and my feelings... Well, it's very satisfying. I witnessed Xu Qiang and Lili, Lin Xuan and Ning Nannan, Zhang Xian and Lin Xiaolu, Chen Jiu and Hu Mei, and I'm actually a little reluctant to say goodbye. [You'll understand when you think about it]

This book is amazing! It's so good, the plot is not clichéd or old-fashioned at all, it's the kind of story that gets more and more interesting as you read. The protagonist is intelligent, quick-witted, and decisive. The author's writing is excellent, and the characters are all very well-developed. I especially love Hu Mei, I love her so much! 💕💕 I'm already addicted to this book; I've stayed up two nights in a row reading it.

Wow, this is amazing! At first I thought it was a copy of "Teahouse Ranks," but it turns out it's by a writer.

"Mediation" is honestly a super good book. It's suspenseful but not too scary, and the plot is full of twists and turns. The only downside is that the author doesn't seem to care much (I often wonder if the author was forced to write it, and whether ghosts really exist).

After reading only ten chapters, I knew it was a good book. The logic was rigorous, and the plot was intricate and captivating. It's very good, but it gave me a chill down my back. I started reading on my side, but now I have to lie flat so I can see the whole house! 🤦🤦 I've read over a hundred chapters, and the book is indeed good; the author clearly put effort into it.