
My Tavern Is in a Fairy-Tale World
我的酒馆开在童话世界
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Modern Romance High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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It looks good, and those who travel through the fairy tale world are either the Brave Team style, the Reform and Founding style, or the Sadomasochism style. After all, there are many female characters in fairy tales who have impressive characters. But Girls' Restaurant is warm and cozy. This is the first time I've watched it. It's not that there are fewer restaurants in the Western world, but that in the fairy tale world, the restaurant is chosen to be in a fixed location, even in the capital, so that the characters themselves can meet the protagonist. I really like this kind of warmth. I hope the more I write, the better it will be.
It is a daily story about food, plain and heartwarming. It will be a bit boring if you read it for a long time. Some settings are divorced from reality. For example, the heroine is a chef, but she is thin and small, with white fingers. The heroine's personality is very different, but no one questions it. The main reason is that the heroine has no social interaction, but in the world of fairy tales, it doesn't hurt. Some people in the comments thought the heroine was too virginal, but I thought it was okay. I wasn't sure if there was a CP at first, but when I saw the author describing a certain man's "jade-like side face and knife-like jaw", I felt confident that there was a male protagonist, and he must be a noble. I just want to read food stories and beautiful fairy tale worlds, so the heroine no longer pays attention to shop opening and food. When she becomes depressed because she interfered but still did not change the ending of the people in the story, I feel there is no need to read any more, especially when there are vulgar emotional lines later.
It's very interesting to watch, with a bland feel but it doesn't make you want to give up. It seems that all food series have this attribute. The other food series I read before also had the same feeling of peace and tranquility over time. It's very good.
It's so beautiful. It's about ordinary and warm daily life. The dialogues between the characters in the book are also very characteristic of Western fantasy. If you don't know how to act, don't give up on the article.
I've read about a third of it, so here's my review: Food articles, running a bistro (restaurant), warm, but not healing enough. Life is plain but interesting, and the writing is good, which is why I choose to continue reading. The heroine has a typical silly and sweet character. I don't dislike her character. She is kind and compassionate. It's just that her style of doing things has mixed reviews. She has an inexplicable "bad intention" and is not good at running a tavern. Many heroines from fairy tales appeared, giving them different choices. There are many characters in it, with distinct personalities. Points of Interest: There are quite a lot of female rivalry scenes in it, and the heroine has no means to protect herself. Although it is written that the heroine is learning magic by herself, she still cooks delicious food. The heroine's efforts are not as hard as Cindy's, which may be related to her personality. But at the beginning, the heroine was still exercising to get a thin body, but later she stopped...
Food, business, aroma, warmth, fantasy, fairy tale. It's a rare piece of imaginative writing, very suitable for comics.
Keywords: Warmth/fairy tale/tavern/food/Jiang Jiang (female protagonist) Viewing angle: View it as a fairy tale, but from a realistic perspective there will be some bugs. What amazed me: 1. Jiang Jiang quickly organized the messy tavern and started his own small business. 2. As for friendship, I have made many friends from the fairy tale world. 3. Because of a small misunderstanding, Mrs. Aqi had a bad attitude, but Jiang Jiang didn't care. He cooked delicious food for her and solved the misunderstanding. Mrs. Qi's new friend made a lot of friends. Bug+injury⚠️: bug: Sugar and tea are normally very expensive, but in the story a lot of them are used every day. If the production is small, it will be very expensive unless the world is rich in sugar and tea. Injury: Jiang Jiang is often easily injured. He has been injured many times when he saw justice, and he is a bit too careless about himself.
It's very beautiful and warm. The heroine is very gentle and tough. I know that in this fantasy fairy tale world, she still does her own thing well. Don't say that the heroine is too holy. She cried because the little mermaid died. It will become like that. There is also foreshadowing in the front. The heroine's body is already quite thin. It was because she was well raised and well fed. The heroine knows all the plot developments and she tries hard to help the little mermaid. Isn't that the potion of sweet dreams? She has tried her best, she can't tell him, she won't turn into a bubble, right? She cried because she felt the pain that the fate of the Little Mermaid had not changed at all. Her kindness could not tolerate it. She watched a living girl become like that for a man, and finally became a pile of bubbles before she could get rid of her fate. She was a little desperate and a little unwilling for her. She couldn't bear to watch her walking on the edge of a knife every step of the way. She wanted to do more for her, but in the end it was in vain.
Very nice! I finished reading it in one go. The subject matter is very new. I have rarely seen anything like this before. I hope the author will not give up and insist on finishing the article [Love] There are too many slots but no mouth.
I like this novel better. The writing is good, the story is warm, the characters are very likeable, and there are no poisonous points so far. However, his background is set in a fantasy ancient Europe, and there are some spices and historical developments that are not available in reality. At the same time, the success of the heroine is indeed a bit simple, and there is no business struggle. So if you want to read about ancient Europe in the real world, after a series of struggles such as business wars, and finally running a tavern, this kind of novel... Then this novel is not what you are looking for. However, if you don't like to delve into some story settings, or don't care about these, and at the same time like warm, slightly fantasy-oriented, light business, and food-oriented books, I recommend you to read this book.