[Western Crossover] Star Fruit Tea, a Global Chain

【A slow, everyday transmigration story. The pace is relaxed, and the protagonist has no grand ambitions: he just wants to go home. He’ll often tinker with little things around the edges.】 Asher, an old farmer from Stardew Valley, discovers that he has transmigrated again while sailing to Ginger Island. The good news: this time, he has a golden finger gifted to him by a powerful benefactor. The bad news: even a golden finger from a reliable benefactor isn’t all that reliable. He’ll have to work hard and find his own way home. After seven years of laid-back farming, Asher is a young man with no particular drive. His choice is to Open a Starfruit Tea shop on the border between Metropolis and Gotham, and hire any little bird who happens to show up to shake milk tea; Open a Starfruit Tea shop on the streets of Shibuya, and hire a confused curse user who’s about to start high school to shake milk tea; Open a Starfruit Tea shop in Queens, New York, and hire everyone’s friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, who’s fretting over research funding, to shake milk tea; Keep running a Starfruit Tea shop in New York, and hire a certain knee-jerk hero who seems to want to work for just one day to shake milk tea; Open a Starfruit Tea shop in Yokohama, and hire a retired former hitman who’s now a stay-at-home dad to shake milk tea... Wait. Why is someone trying to take the mommy and her sweet little boy he found near the site of an explosion when he first arrived?! Never mind. He’ll hire them to shake milk tea too. In short, the goals are: farm, run a shop, shake milk tea, and, go home. 【Please note】 · The male lead comes from an atypical version of Stardew Valley, and some details differ from the game. · The male lead likes gentle, reliable older types. He’ll flirt, but there are no romantic feelings involved. All relationships are familial or platonic. · A slow-burn slice-of-life story. He spends quite a while in a world related to the DC and Marvel universes. · The golden finger is very overpowered. There won’t be any particularly angsty parts. · Lots of original worldbuilding. The author has the final say. · No writing advice, and please don’t arbitrarily alter terminology. Theme: Wherever you are, tend to your life with care, and use kindness to connect with every lonely soul.