[The newly released rating is relatively low, please don't care]
"Ma'am, would you like a cocktail?..."
In this chaotic world, Lin Ming just wanted to run his tavern well.
But later, dragons, elves, dwarves, witches... Various legendary species and heroes went crazy just for his glass of wine.
Just looking at the tavern filled with guests, Lin Ming's thought was: "It's time to recruit more animal-eared lolita as waiters."
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Legend has it that there is a mysterious tavern in a corner of the continent. The drinks there are sky-high prices, but all the legendary figures are crazy about it. Once you drink it, you will never forget it.
Therefore, an interesting rumor began to circulate on the mainland: "When a mysterious wooden door suddenly appears in front of you one day, don't hesitate, push it open, and you will be greeted by paradise."
Reader comments
In fact, what is said in the comment area is correct, but I think it is also good to describe it from multiple angles, allowing the world line to advance slowly. This book is not as fast-paced as other books. The slower-paced advancement seems to be peaceful and calming. The genre is also a breath of fresh air in Tomato, so I read it with anticipation.
The front is similar to a canteen in another world, and the adventure suddenly starts in the middle (although I am looking for materials, but I think it can be used as a commission to send out tasks). So far, it looks okay, but I don't know what will happen next.
It looks good so far, hopefully the whole thing will be around the pub. It's okay to go out for a walk occasionally, but not too much, otherwise the theme will go off track.
Listening to the stories of the guests, watching the exchanges between the customers, witnessing the transactions of the guests, and occasionally lending a helping hand, allowing people and things that had nothing to do with each other to meet and intertwine in this tavern. This is my favorite plot.
The more I read, the more I realized it was different from what I imagined. I thought it was absolutely neutral, at most a little biased towards the beast ears (which I like), but as soon as the mission of the system in Chapter 102 to interfere with the outside world came out, I had no choice but to say goodbye to this book.
The plot is good, but the paragraphs are not very coherent, and there are many typos. The second point should focus on the influence of the bar owner on the entire other world. So far it's looking good, I hope it won't go astray in the future. You can refer to a comic, "I'm Really Not the Follower of the Evil God". The protagonist is a bookstore owner, and it affects some of the layout of the entire different world.
I think it really captures the hidden feelings of the bar owner. But there is no serious sense of oppression. Because if you think about it, even that kind of witch can't find the water of life, and the entire bar is full of water of life. Wouldn't the witch want to take the water of life? Although it fits the character of a witch, I think it needs to be refined here, that is, using the existence behind the bar, and then writing the atmosphere of everyone entering the bar, which is mysterious, relaxed but not depressing.
What I have watched so far is very comfortable and great. I like it very much. It is relatively dull. There is no sudden pretense and bottomless protection by the protagonist. Everything is good. The protagonist does his best and occasionally does what he can. The relationship between the characters is also very comfortable. That is, the conversations between the characters and the intersections between the characters are not stiff.
Not bad, it tastes the same as the food from another world in the TV series
Is there a female protagonist? Is it multiple or single?
Why did you come up with the name of the original god?
The author is not really a bartender, writing novels is a side job? [Eat melon]
It's very beautiful. The author shouldn't stop updating. If the number of words is small now, there will be more people in the future [smile][smile][think][think][think][cry][cry][cry]
Not bad, at least it suits my liking
It's a pretty good novel, and it's more suitable to read when you're calm.
The description of the wine and the portrayal of the characters are very delicate.
Very attractive novel
Very novel and feels good
Very nice looking
It's nice that the needle doesn't prick you
It feels like looking at a piece of art, very beautiful
There's nothing toxic about it. I've listened to more than 20 chapters of the book and it's pretty good.
It's well written, but the author is too careless.
A breath of fresh air, I hope I can continue to write well
Looks good, I really like this kind of daily management
This is my first time seeing the subject of bartending. It's pretty well written.
In fact, what is said in the comment area is correct, but I think it is also good to describe it from multiple angles, allowing the world line to advance slowly. This book is not as fast-paced as other books. The slower-paced advancement seems to be peaceful and calming. The genre is also a breath of fresh air in Tomato, so I read it with anticipation.
The front is similar to a canteen in another world, and the adventure suddenly starts in the middle (although I am looking for materials, but I think it can be used as a commission to send out tasks). So far, it looks okay, but I don't know what will happen next.
It looks good so far, hopefully the whole thing will be around the pub. It's okay to go out for a walk occasionally, but not too much, otherwise the theme will go off track. Listening to the stories of the guests, watching the exchanges between the customers, witnessing the transactions of the guests, and occasionally lending a helping hand, allowing people and things that had nothing to do with each other to meet and intertwine in this tavern. This is my favorite plot. The more I read, the more I realized it was different from what I imagined. I thought it was absolutely neutral, at most a little biased towards the beast ears (which I like), but as soon as the mission of the system in Chapter 102 to interfere with the outside world came out, I had no choice but to say goodbye to this book.
The plot is good, but the paragraphs are not very coherent, and there are many typos. The second point should focus on the influence of the bar owner on the entire other world. So far it's looking good, I hope it won't go astray in the future. You can refer to a comic, "I'm Really Not the Follower of the Evil God". The protagonist is a bookstore owner, and it affects some of the layout of the entire different world. I think it really captures the hidden feelings of the bar owner. But there is no serious sense of oppression. Because if you think about it, even that kind of witch can't find the water of life, and the entire bar is full of water of life. Wouldn't the witch want to take the water of life? Although it fits the character of a witch, I think it needs to be refined here, that is, using the existence behind the bar, and then writing the atmosphere of everyone entering the bar, which is mysterious, relaxed but not depressing.
What I have watched so far is very comfortable and great. I like it very much. It is relatively dull. There is no sudden pretense and bottomless protection by the protagonist. Everything is good. The protagonist does his best and occasionally does what he can. The relationship between the characters is also very comfortable. That is, the conversations between the characters and the intersections between the characters are not stiff.
Not bad, it tastes the same as the food from another world in the TV series
Is there a female protagonist? Is it multiple or single?
Why did you come up with the name of the original god?
The author is not really a bartender, writing novels is a side job? [Eat melon]
It's very beautiful. The author shouldn't stop updating. If the number of words is small now, there will be more people in the future [smile][smile][think][think][think][cry][cry][cry]
Not bad, at least it suits my liking
It's a pretty good novel, and it's more suitable to read when you're calm.
The description of the wine and the portrayal of the characters are very delicate.
Very attractive novel
Very novel and feels good
Very nice looking
It's nice that the needle doesn't prick you
It feels like looking at a piece of art, very beautiful
There's nothing toxic about it. I've listened to more than 20 chapters of the book and it's pretty good.
It's well written, but the author is too careless.
A breath of fresh air, I hope I can continue to write well
Looks good, I really like this kind of daily management
This is my first time seeing the subject of bartending. It's pretty well written.
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