【Two Worlds】+【World of Little People】+【No CP】+【Healing】
On the day the bar “Tears of Amber” closes, Qing discovers a family heirloom amber.
She accidentally transmigrates to the world of little people, where she shrinks to just seven centimeters tall. By trading supplies between the Two Worlds, she opens a little tavern.
She sews with spider silk, flower petals, and dewdrops, and cooks with acorns, berries, and honey.
She welcomes all sorts of travelers: a weary frog postman, a heartbroken firefly, a pair of hedgehog brothers who've had a quarrel…
Now and then, she takes her little flying squirrel Pangmi along on a trip.
Using the wondrous plants from the world of little people, she also carves out a whole new niche in the bar back in the real world.
When I read the introduction, I thought of Little One, but my world view has been fighting with the description. There are only female queen bees, and the author always writes about female queen bees, which makes it difficult to make dramas.
The purchase of matcha is also a little strange. Professional tea making cannot improve the flavor of baking... In terms of cost performance and quality, domestic matcha is already very good, and Japanese matcha is mainly a marketing premium for the brand.
But I can feel the overall healing style, cheers for the author
It's very interesting\(//∇//)\, a magical adventure in another world, fantastic and interesting, without complicated intrigues. I just didn't understand the tree hole where the heroine lived at the beginning. Is the tree hole on one branch or is there many different holes on the trunk?
I feel like this article made me jump back and forth between wanting to read it and not wanting to read it.
Because I think this setting was quite novel when I first started watching it, but when I saw that the main character only had one name, I felt a little uncomfortable. But every time I didn't want to read the plot, I looked at the title and found that it was quite fast-paced. As a result, the chapter felt different from what I imagined, and it didn't feel very warm.
It just felt like an AI. The action was not done by the character at all, and it didn't correspond to the plot of the story. It appeared a few times. I actually thought it was a narrative about a tavern. After reading it, I found that the things in the tavern were not described too much, and most of them were about a state of adventure.
The most important thing is that it always mentions Japanese style and so on, which makes people feel uncomfortable. Moreover, this article may be like a group portrait article. It is not about the protagonist, and not all cultural terms are describing the protagonist. There may be some foreshadowing, but after seeing this, I feel that we are about to separate. ٩̋(๑˃́ꇴ˂̀๑). I hope the author will not reply to me, because I don't like discussing things with the author.
Overall, the author's writing is quite good.
I saw Chapter 36 when I was commenting, and I often read it offline.
A rare type of tomato, warm and healing.
The story of "Slow Water", although it is a familiar time-travel plot, is not cliche at all. It has daily life in the micro world, wonderful and friendly neighbors, and rich and delicate descriptions.
No loss in investment, hope to update soon
I don't know if the author's inspiration came from the series "The Little One in the Fairy Forest", it's so similar.
If you haven't seen it, I recommend you to watch it. Although it's short, it's worth watching again and again.
It's good-looking, the interactions between the little animals in the article are cute, the daily life is warm, and there are adventure stories. Qing helped the little animals, and the little animals also helped Qing. Let's see how Qing starts an adventure in a different world [Note] It's a good day to tie up, cheers [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
The writing is very interesting, but I don't understand whether the things in the original world brought by the heroine have shrunk? Regarding the shrunken backpack and knife mentioned earlier, I thought the items carried by the heroine were shrunk along with the heroine, but the palm-sized fabric mentioned later can be used for two sets of clothes, so did they shrink or not?
I like it. I liked this theme when I watched Fairy Forest before, but I felt it was so rare. Now that I saw it, it feels very similar. I like it very much [Like][Like][Like]
It's a good-looking storybook in the forest, and the setting is somewhat similar to the one in Station B: Little One in the Forest.
I used ai, but I forgot to delete a few asterisks.
The content is relatively fresh, so you can watch it if you like healing and heartwarming genres and don't mind AI.
A very whimsical book, beautiful and novel, with a sense of novelty like Alice in Wonderland
When I read the introduction, I thought of Little One, but my world view has been fighting with the description. There are only female queen bees, and the author always writes about female queen bees, which makes it difficult to make dramas. The purchase of matcha is also a little strange. Professional tea making cannot improve the flavor of baking... In terms of cost performance and quality, domestic matcha is already very good, and Japanese matcha is mainly a marketing premium for the brand. But I can feel the overall healing style, cheers for the author
It's very interesting\(//∇//)\, a magical adventure in another world, fantastic and interesting, without complicated intrigues. I just didn't understand the tree hole where the heroine lived at the beginning. Is the tree hole on one branch or is there many different holes on the trunk?
I feel like this article made me jump back and forth between wanting to read it and not wanting to read it. Because I think this setting was quite novel when I first started watching it, but when I saw that the main character only had one name, I felt a little uncomfortable. But every time I didn't want to read the plot, I looked at the title and found that it was quite fast-paced. As a result, the chapter felt different from what I imagined, and it didn't feel very warm. It just felt like an AI. The action was not done by the character at all, and it didn't correspond to the plot of the story. It appeared a few times. I actually thought it was a narrative about a tavern. After reading it, I found that the things in the tavern were not described too much, and most of them were about a state of adventure. The most important thing is that it always mentions Japanese style and so on, which makes people feel uncomfortable. Moreover, this article may be like a group portrait article. It is not about the protagonist, and not all cultural terms are describing the protagonist. There may be some foreshadowing, but after seeing this, I feel that we are about to separate. ٩̋(๑˃́ꇴ˂̀๑). I hope the author will not reply to me, because I don't like discussing things with the author. Overall, the author's writing is quite good. I saw Chapter 36 when I was commenting, and I often read it offline.
A rare type of tomato, warm and healing. The story of "Slow Water", although it is a familiar time-travel plot, is not cliche at all. It has daily life in the micro world, wonderful and friendly neighbors, and rich and delicate descriptions. No loss in investment, hope to update soon I don't know if the author's inspiration came from the series "The Little One in the Fairy Forest", it's so similar. If you haven't seen it, I recommend you to watch it. Although it's short, it's worth watching again and again.
It's good-looking, the interactions between the little animals in the article are cute, the daily life is warm, and there are adventure stories. Qing helped the little animals, and the little animals also helped Qing. Let's see how Qing starts an adventure in a different world [Note] It's a good day to tie up, cheers [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
The writing is very interesting, but I don't understand whether the things in the original world brought by the heroine have shrunk? Regarding the shrunken backpack and knife mentioned earlier, I thought the items carried by the heroine were shrunk along with the heroine, but the palm-sized fabric mentioned later can be used for two sets of clothes, so did they shrink or not?
I like it. I liked this theme when I watched Fairy Forest before, but I felt it was so rare. Now that I saw it, it feels very similar. I like it very much [Like][Like][Like]
It's a good-looking storybook in the forest, and the setting is somewhat similar to the one in Station B: Little One in the Forest.
I used ai, but I forgot to delete a few asterisks. The content is relatively fresh, so you can watch it if you like healing and heartwarming genres and don't mind AI.
A very whimsical book, beautiful and novel, with a sense of novelty like Alice in Wonderland