The Inn by the River of Three Crossings

Qing Yi was sold to a bizarre inn. The guests who came and went were either spirits and monsters, or ordinary people with something seriously wrong in their heads. To avoid becoming the guests' late-night snack or dessert, she racked her brains to serve up all kinds of delicious food. Then one day, the monster waiter at the inn suddenly said he wanted to marry her... [Guest Guide] 1. The owner may be away, but the mysterious accountant is everywhere. Be sure to bring enough silver to pay your bill. Running a tab and skipping out on the bill are strictly forbidden. 2. The innkeeper is a fox spirit who only cares about looks. Exquisite gifts can always open a back door of hope for you. 3. Most guests here are fond of meat. For your own safety, do not go out wandering at night. Remember this well. Note: This is not a research-heavy story. The author loves letting their imagination run wild and telling all kinds of little tales, whether joyful, sad, lovesick, or wild. Come try the new story: A Buddhist-Minded Demoness. A human-shaped aphrodisiac heroine, with a story about various talented young men available for advance reservations: Theme: