I Unlocked the Paper Bride's Talent and Opened an Inn in the Desert

I originally thought that the protagonist could control the paper man, so that he could finally avoid the old path of "I don't know why, but when a woman opens a store, she must save men in the name of recruiting people", but I was still too happy too early. After serving two guests in total, we started picking people up.

It was good in the beginning, but the heroine hired a clerk with a bad character. He especially liked to inquire about other people's privacy and even arranged rumors about women.

(One star will be deducted if the emotional line is not well formed) I really like this kind of subject matter, and the rhythm in the early stage is also very good. The early construction stage will not be delayed too long. The female protagonist is a do-it-yourself type, and I really don't like to rely on the system for everything, but it would be better if there is no male protagonist. In fact, it is not impossible to have it, but as soon as the male protagonist appears, he will first say that the male protagonist is handsome, and then suddenly add the voice control setting of the female protagonist. When he sees the male protagonist, he will think of his previous boyfriend and ideal type. The male protagonist destroyed the vegetable garden and just kept him as an employee, with food, accommodation and wages included. It seemed that the female protagonist was very clever. Originally, the heroine's character was supposed to be kind, but as soon as the male protagonist appeared, it felt like the heroine changed from being kind to a holy mother. As for the underworld and the paper wedding dress set at the beginning, I don't really want to write about Chinese horror. If you want to read this kind of subject, you can go to Infinite Streaming or something like that. I just want to read a food management article.

Please update the author soon. It's the first time I've seen this kind of Eastern warlock breaking into Western magic. It also has some business aspects. The writing style is also very relaxed. I like it very much. I recommend everyone to read it. It's just too little. I want to send the blade.

It's very good. It's rare to find a novel that I can read continuously. I thought that more than 100 pictures would be enough for me to read for a long time, but I finished it not long after. The most terrible thing is that I looked at the table of contents and found that the author had stopped updating. 😓

What, just seeing the update like this, I really got excited. It's rare to see this kind of East-West fantasy, a simple and one-sided novel, relaxed and enjoyable without too many system plug-ins. Although, why is this rating only 6.7?

It's the best hotel management novel I've read recently. Goldfinger is not particularly big, it's more step-by-step, and it feels a bit like playing a management game. The interaction with Asher is also cute. I like it. I hope that the subsequent plot will not interfere too much with the world situation and deviate from running a hotel. However, seeing that I want to sell fans, I feel that this trend is already a little bit... I hope it's not what I thought.

It's so good to read, so good to read, and the subject matter is so new, but there are too few of them, not enough to read, and I want to press for more books. It's a new book, but not enough to read. [Adoration] But there is one book that is really good to read, and I highly recommend it. I feel that the more I write, the more I deviate. The original feeling is that the setting of the subject is not well written. The front part is really good, but the back part is really not good. It just deviates from the original setting. The highlight settings in the front are becoming less and less obvious.

It's very interesting. The heroine's identity is very unique. She is a paper bride. She knows magic such as paper figures and paper swords, and she runs an inn in the desert. The general background story is like a magical world, with slaves, nobles, swordsmen, dwarves, elves, etc. The heroine keeps running inns, carrying out infrastructure construction, building an oasis in the desert, and tolerating people of different races and classes.

It's quite interesting, but I still hope the author can write more about the ghost bride and the sense of horror. I feel it would be a pity if the heroine doesn't use these.