An ambitious young man drowning in debt × an immortal vampire progenitor who’s sick of living × an eccentric manor that takes in all kinds of “monsters”
Luo Lan’s list of life goals is simple: pay off his massive debts and stay alive. As for the SSS-rank mission to “slay the vampire progenitor Vivian”? It’s just a desperate gamble. Win, and he gets the gold; lose, and it’s not as though he has much to lose. But he guessed the beginning and not the ending. The progenitor didn’t kill him. Instead, because “life has become unbearably boring,” she agreed to go home with him and fake her death.
Overnight, Luo Lan went from penniless nobody to “hero.” But his troubles were only just beginning. The residents who gradually “moved into” his territory were all trouble: hunted elves, fleeing beastfolk, down-and-out dwarves...
Daily expenses rose exponentially, and the budget deficit was a bottomless pit, funded mostly by the progenitor’s “friendly sponsorship.”
And the hardest person to “feed” of all was the progenitor herself, Vivian. She was picky, sharp-tongued, and apparently allergic to romance. What’s more, she had developed a chillingly possessive interest in Luo Lan, her “caretaker.”
Now Luo Lan has to worry not only about the manor’s food budget, but also how to respond to an immortal vampire progenitor’s demands for “after-sales service” with an “eternal shelf life.”
This is a cozy (?) farming story about filling everyone’s bellies before the world falls apart, including an immortal’s stomach and heart. But beware: feeding an immortal may require far more than food...
The content of the article is exciting and the writing is good. I recommend reading it. If you are a book lover, you can read a whole chapter. The subject matter is relatively ordinary, but the plot just makes up for this part. There are a lot of characters in the article. I hope there is a relationship diagram that can be sorted out. And finally, it is a new author, come on! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ The plot is too fast, the narrative can be more relaxed, the main line should not be too tight, you can write more about daily life, the emotional line is a bit too bland, and the connection between the previous and next chapters is a bit awkward, but overall it is feasible
The needle doesn't poke. After so long, I finally found a good one.
Good luck to the author.