Cozy, everyday-life style!
Cozy, everyday-life style!
Cozy, everyday-life style!
If you're looking for an exciting power fantasy, don't click in. Not every story needs intense conflict. Writing should be a garden of a hundred flowers, where every style is allowed to exist.
After her grandmother passes away, Zhao Qiaoxin inherits the old, secluded restaurant in the village. She plans to close it down, but discovers it can connect to other worlds: ancient times, cultivation realms, the apocalypse, the interstellar age, and more.
The restaurant has been open for over a thousand years, and its secrets were guarded by her grandmother all her life.
She reopens it and takes in visitors from other worlds, hoping to quietly make a fortune. But the government discovers her secret. In that case, they might as well work together, pool resources from other worlds, and develop technology. From an office worker who just wants to lie flat, she becomes the master of a hub connecting all worlds.
So who is the female lead's other half? So, is the female lead's other half Ah Tai? Ah Tai is really quite nice. And please, please don't let her other half be that Bai Li from another world.
We've caught up! Not bad, the overall flow is quite smooth, and the newly opened dessert world is beautifully depicted; it makes me want to eat desserts just looking at it.
Go go go go go go go!
It's a smooth and relatively new story, told from the female protagonist's perspective as multiple worlds unfold.
It's good, it goes quite smoothly.
So far it seems pretty good.
The Multiverse Trading Center is quite nice.
An interesting book
It's good overall; the writing is simple and straightforward, with a few minor flaws. Most of the characters are well-developed: the aloof immortal, the mischievous cat demon, and the honest post-apocalyptic superhuman.
It's a very simple and heartwarming book, perfect for those who enjoy a peaceful life. It unfolds gently without any melodramatic plot twists.