[Ghost stories about rules + Chinese horror + food management + yandere evil god + crazy heroine + live broadcast becoming popular + sweet pet HE]
On the first day after inheriting Grandma's Sweet Shop, Shen Tang received a copy of the employee code of conduct:
1. Open the door at midnight, neither early nor late. No gongs can be sounded.
2. Guests cannot say "whatever" when ordering, and must give clear sugar drinks.
3. No matter what the 13th guest orders, he must be given brown sugar and ginger water, and cannot say "Welcome next time".
4. We do not accept RMB, only coins, incense, or the most precious thing from the guest.
5. Never ask the guest how he died.
6. The door must be closed at 4 a. M. Even if there are guests outside the door, no one can enter.
After reading this, Shen Tang just wanted to sell the shop and run away.
The fruitfulness clock rings and the door opens of its own accord.
The first guest was a paper bride.
She was wearing a red hijab, and her voice came out from the paper:
"Boss, please have a bowl of brown sugar ginger water, no ginger."
Later, the Tang Shui Shop at No. 44 Yin Yang Road became popular.
No. 1 In the new store list of Dianping. Com.
The ghost messenger delivers the food, Pixiu works as the cashier, and the store consultant is an ancient evil god.
The ghost-hunting anchor mistakenly entered the live broadcast, and 30 million living people watched the ghost queue up to buy sugar water through the screen.
The comment section exploded:
"Is this a script?"
"My grandma said that shop existed when she was alive."
"The boss is so beautiful. Can a living person order takeout?"
Later, a shadowless man slapped a ghost coin on the counter:
"Apply for the card, it's for life."
Shen Tang smiled: "Sir, our store will not accept orders."
The man raised his eyes and looked at her: "I don't want my life, I want you."
Reader comments
This subject is very interesting. [Love] [Love] I look forward to adapting it into an AI comic series
This subject is very interesting. [Love] [Love] I look forward to adapting it into an AI comic series