The Lich Brewery: A Management Journal
巫妖酿造工坊经营日志
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- Modern Romance
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- Modern Romance High-Concept
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Why is the score so low, only 8.2? While I'm not interested in the parts where the female lead isn't involved (yes, the male lead), the restaurant management aspect is very well written. The author is sometimes a little verbose and repetitive, but it doesn't affect the overall effect; you can just skip those parts.
It's a lovely farming and management novel. Its strengths include sound logic, a complete setting, and well-developed characters for the male and female leads and supporting cast. However, its weaknesses are also apparent: pacing is problematic, there's too much emphasis on educational and moral lessons, and some chapters lack clear focus, affecting the story's flow. This issue was particularly noticeable when listening to the audiobook, as I skipped chapters several times.
Just as enjoyable as the author's previous book, with a smooth plot. Because the world-building is complete, the early chapters require more detailed exposition, making them slightly dry. Therefore, I recommend reading three chapters daily. Hopefully, the romance will develop faster than in the previous book, since the protagonist meets the male lead right from the start and even wins his heart…
I expected a light and charming little story, but only the core content lived up to that. The writing style was a bit too complex, making it dizzying and tiring to read. The author's storytelling ability is probably a 5 out of 10, but unfortunately, I'm allergic to overly lengthy background descriptions and Western names, so it just didn't suit me...
My God, unbelievable! While enjoying delicious ingredients in this Western fantasy food novel, you'll also learn about European history, the evolution of common ingredients, how to do business, how to negotiate investments with investors after your business grows, and investment equity models—a super easy-to-learn version!
OMG, that was absolutely amazing! This is my first time reading this type of novel, and the premise is incredibly interesting. The female lead is a lich (but a failed version of Little Bone Demon 🤔), who can cook an incredible amount of delicious food. A sickly young lady from a Cantonese sauce-making family, she transmigrates and becomes a White Bone Demon?!
I've been following this book since the last one, and it's still just as smooth and enjoyable ☺️ Little Bone and the Foodie Knight are both adorable. They seem to get along very well from the start, and all the characters who have appeared so far are very heartwarming.
The familiar Western fantasy style—I recognized the author; this is someone I follow! The author is truly skilled at writing food-themed stories; there were many food descriptions in the previous book, and this time they've finally written about restaurant management. I'm super excited for the next installment! ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑
A rare subject matter! The whole story is lighthearted, humorous, and heartwarming, and the female lead is adorable! I especially love the premise of the female lead becoming a skeleton; just as she says at the beginning, it helps her avoid being "stared at," making the entire reading experience refreshing and comfortable. The male lead is also very likable, with absolutely no red flags!
I've been following this book since the last one, and this is my first attempt at writing a long review! There are still over 100 chapters left to read. So far, it seems to be a one-sided crush on the female lead and vice versa... Right? Up to this point, it's a business/mystery/business/mystery/business rhythm, with no major flaws!