In this otherworldly continent, the place you should never mess with isn’t the royal palace or the temple. It’s an utterly ordinary little tavern.
Compared with its staff and customers, the tavern itself really is quite ordinary.
After all, the ice mage keeps the drinks chilled; a fox-demon succubus serves drinks and puts on performances; the security guard is a dwarf uncle who’s happy as long as the drinks keep coming; and there’s even a baby dragon who cries and begs to work the register: “I can do math! And my claws are huge! I can grab anyone who tries to dine and dash!”
Then there are the outrageous customers.
They say an imperial princess once stormed in and made a scene, but somehow it all came to nothing.
They say a werewolf orders the “blackout special” every full moon, then hangs around the bar asking people to pet his fur.
They say a dragon elder came in person to retrieve a runaway baby dragon, only to sign up for a lifetime VIP membership himself.
They say a big shot from the temple comes once a month, all for a cup of “hot, extra-thick taro puree with boba, hold the boba.”
Today’s special is called “Hometown.” It’s free, with no limit.
Why go to the labor market to find two burdens? I don't understand. You can find other workers. Does the protagonist think he is powerful? So I insisted on taking over this complicated situation and had to save them. If it were me, I wouldn't be asking for trouble. Don't like this plot.
Not quite. The system has no protective function, its early-stage capabilities are too poor, and it frequently arranges various conflicts from the beginning. The protagonist's various actions are basically not worth the gain, and there are not many positive benefits. Overall, I put in place the framework of a tavern and wrote a system, but very little is actually related to the business part. As written, this book is basically cold.
It's not fun [laughs and cries], a person with a golden finger is working hard to live [laughs and cries], and trouble comes, a lot of troubles [laughs awkwardly]
At present, it seems that the regulations are clear, the plot progress is smooth and unobtrusive, and the various settings are quite reasonable. The protagonist currently doesn't have any incredible combat power or a halo of wisdom, so it will be fine if it becomes a stable masterpiece. I hope there won't be any inexplicable foreshadowing later on. Baojia fights for God
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