Don't @ Me, The Lunchbox Is Open for Business

A school lunch club is a new kind of food service business. It refers specifically to places set up in family homes near schools that provide meals, rest, and study space for primary and secondary school students. Lu Yuanye moved back from the big city to the small town of Qingcheng County. All he wanted was to open a stationery shop and look after the kids, but the local schoolchildren kept urging him to start a school lunch club. Well, why not? But let's get one thing straight: Xiao Lu's lunch club has all the proper permits. It's a small business, and we serve meals, but we don't wash dishes! Sigh, having food that's too delicious can be a real burden. Announcement: This novel is expected to go premium on August 13. The chapters reverting to paid status start with Chapter 23. I'll post 10,000 words on launch day, so I hope you adorable readers will subscribe. Mwah! My ongoing novel next door: After Transmigrating to Another World, by Wei Cang One-line summary: A magical journey of livestock farming in another world If you're interested, take a look and add it to your favorites. Blurb: After waking up from a nap, Xia Mei found herself transmigrated to a world of swords and magic. Here, magic power is the foundation of all spells and skills, an innate talent that every human is born with. But Xia Mei happened to be the exception. She had no talent, and should have been unable to learn any spells or skills. But through crossbreeding and selective breeding, Xia Mei developed magical insects that produce magic power. The flower bugs produce magic power, and she uses her own magic. The magic-powered plant she built this way not only made up for her lack of talent, but also opened the door to a whole new world. And so, all sorts of insects with strange abilities came into being in Xia Mei's hands: There were slave bugs, born with contracts to prevent theft; nanny bugs that could take care of people and free up their hands; useless bugs that couldn't do anything and died as soon as they were born; and shadow bugs that could slip through the shadows and come and go freely... Theme: Take each day seriously, and hard work will surely bring happiness