The Restaurant Where No One Has Been Eaten by an Old God Today

Accustomed to seeing the despair and powerlessness of K-type fans, this novel reinterprets this familiar but completely unfamiliar world for us from a more novel perspective. The glimmer of light at the end of the world is the most precious. It's very well written, I hope you'll continue writing it

So broad, so red! Although it is only 30,000 words, you can tell from the content that the author has a relatively complete worldview plan. I don't know if the author has an outline. If not, I hope I can write it. After all, short stories and novels are different. The author's short stories are really great. Although the story is overall smooth, it is still memorable (especially in this era of chaos), and the author's writing is not bad. If possible, I really hope that the author of this book can write some memorable characters. Come on!!!!

Nice! Love watching! A novel with a strong sense of Christianity, it is closer to the Lovecraftian Cthulhu system than most novels on the market that are marketed as "Cthulhu". Starting from the protagonist's restaurant, through the restaurant's movement mechanism and the arrival of new guests, a grand world view covers everything in sight like wildly growing vines. The truth and secret behind it are like sweet poison. Even though you know you will lose your life, you still enjoy it... So, the author will update soon!!! It's really not enough!!!

The first three chapters attracted me. Unlike the despair of other Cthulhus, this one was hopeful. Just after you praise it, you release the poison. The clone is a big poison for this type of store opening.

The world view is huge. It is a genre, apocalyptic, and a different world. The author's writing style is excellent as always. I feel like Enka is also some kind of god. Anyway, he must have something. Will the restaurant be upgraded, like that kind of invincibility area slowly expanding or something? [What] I'll keep it for now.

It's really good to read. I like this kind of novel that still has the brilliance of humanity in the last days. No matter how desperate and painful human beings are, there will always be groups of people who stand up again to prop up this broken world. Moreover, the male protagonist is not a holy mother and is not cold-blooded. He is ruthless when he should be ruthless, but he is kind. Ryo has never wasted anything. It's so funny every time I watch him save people and shoot with pans. I don't think the Holy Father is at all in line with the current mainstream selfish protagonists. But as an ordinary person, I think everyone is willing to meet such a protagonist. Bonus points for having a single female protagonist➕➕➕

I've read Chapter 93 so far, and it's very well written. As a boy's novel, there's no plot that makes girls fall in love with him. Girls don't feel uncomfortable reading it, and the story setting is pretty good. I'm looking forward to the follow-up.

Nice looking, very warm feeling. A light of civilization/order/hope in the apocalyptic era. Kexi + management + civilization reconstruction, it really stepped on my heart.

I've been following it since the first time I didn't comment! The world view is huge! Compared with the traditional restraint system that emphasizes the insignificance of human beings and the fear of the unknown, it highlights the tenacious survival of human beings even in such a state. The protagonist's thinking is normal, the emotional line does not affect the reading, and I like the word "order" very much. It would be nice to have more.

It's good to read. The characters in the article don't think like 10-year-old children. The plot is very consistent with the objective facts. I just hope that the author will not collapse later. Even if the author encounters something bad and wants to write it into the book, he must write it in an objective way. Thank you.