Xu Mucheng experienced a very bad summer,
Breaking up with my boyfriend of seven years,
Those who are unemployed after graduation cannot find a job.
Finally, at the end of summer, God brought a turning point. Salted fish Xu Mucheng found a job - a waiter in a tavern!
But she found that there was nothing simple about the tavern.
The frail and sick boss, some silly cat demons, moody devils, ghosts who only appear at midnight, and the irritatingly naive little deer spirit,
However, it all turned out surprisingly well.
From the beautiful dress with sparkling gems to the wrinkled sheets, she becomes the silly girlfriend of the tavern owner,
From being strangers to chatting with each other, she became familiar with the kitten and deer.
She gradually came to know that the lonely ghost longed for the sun, and also knew that the indifferent devil was attached to the moonlight.
She also knew that maybe she could fill the hole in Wen Lansheng's heart where he had lost his heart.
Later,
She discovered that everything was not as good as she imagined.
Those comforts and freedoms are nothing more than traps that have not yet been tightened.
After all, the owner of the tavern, Wen Lansheng, has no heart.
How could he try to take the sun for himself, how could he force the birds to throw away the sky?
Unfortunately,
She couldn't escape.
Mild, sick and heartless (actually morbid and paranoid) and gentle, kind, silly and sweet
A story of failed one-way redemption
Note
(1) The heroine has an ex-boyfriend and there are many interactions.
(2) The female protagonist may be too kind and tolerant, and the male protagonist's brain circuit is abnormal.
(3) A woman is not a man's virginity.
(4) The supporting characters are a bit bluff, accounting for no more than 2% of the full text.
The series will start on 6.21, And will be updated on time at 8:30 in the morning. You can follow it with confidence. There are abundant manuscripts, and there will be no interruptions or pitfalls.
Intention: It's far different from the original intention, alas.
