My Restaurant Connects to Ten Thousand Worlds, and Making Ten Billion Is Only Fair

After Jiang Xiaobai binds himself to a Food System, his restaurant takes on a fantastical twist: the back door leads to other worlds.

On the first day, a naughty child from ancient times shows up with a bucket of clawed bugs, hoping to trade them for meat buns. Xiaobai takes one look and exclaims, “Hey, wild hairy crabs!”

Soon the restaurant is serving spicy crab, steamed crab, crab congee, crab roe dumplings…

While helping the child catch more clawed bugs, Xiaobai discovers buried dark wood in a sinkhole. Hey, he’s made a fortune without even trying! To return the favor, he brings over high-yield potato, corn, sweet potato, and rice seeds.

In a year of famine, bandits roam the land. The child lets Xiaobai pick whatever he wants from the whole village, asking only for swords, knives, and spears to form a village defense force and fight off river pirates and bandits.

As it turns out, the river pirates are former dynasty generals who took to the hills. They pay for meals with ruby jewelry, which Xiaobai promptly sells for two hundred million. He buys glassware for a fortune, trades for the Crown of the Twelve Flower Gods, and swaps antique jewelry for supplies, helping the navy get back on its feet.

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Ye Saiwei, a marshal from an interstellar beast world, is amazed to discover that good food can soothe the soul. The natural ingredients at this little restaurant even lower the violent energy levels in his body… But you can eat those bugs?

As more visitors arrive from different times and worlds, the ingredients grow ever more bizarre, and their effects become increasingly unbelievable.

Watching the big shots from all sorts of worlds rushing around, Jiang Xiaobai quietly hides in a corner, gazing at the mountains of gold and silver and rare treasures in his storage space. Then he counts his savings: nine zeros, no, ten zeros, eleven zeros…