I Am a Cook in Guaitan

On the surface, she looks like a social beast, but in reality, she is a delicate and gentle female protagonist. #What should I do if my apprentice wants to replace my position as store manager# #workingforlove, what should I do if crush thinks I want to steal her job# On the first night after arriving in the town, Bu Wu sat on the overpass and looked up at the stars. Only then did she realize that she finally had time to cry. She cried so loudly that she didn't even notice when someone tapped her shoulder. Until the man squatted in front of her, his beautiful amber eyes looking into hers. He asked softly: What happened? Bu Wu sniffed embarrassedly, choked and speechless. Maybe she was too sad and the night was too dark. She failed to see the blood stains on the corners of his clothes, and the bloody sharp knife tightly clutched in his left hand behind his back. Later she realized that she had encountered a psychopath, and what was even more terrifying was that everyone in the town was mentally ill. Since I can't leave the small town, I have no choice but to start working as a cook diligently in a world where monsters are dancing, and incidentally serve as the mediator of the neighborhood committee for the monster bosses. The twins at No. 74 Yan'ai Street love blueberry Bacchus and they have to deliver it before 6pm on Friday. The carpenter at No. 46 Ren'ai Street didn't like to cook, so she ordered bread for her three children for breakfast. She would put it in the incubator at the door at six in the morning. If she forgot to put it in the incubator and the children didn't have breakfast, the carpenter would bring a giant ax to "greet" the bakery owner. There were so many weird requests that Bu Wu was overwhelmed and decided to hire a clerk. The young man holding the recruitment notice walked into the store. She was a little surprised when she saw the man's appearance clearly. Amber eyes looked at her without blinking, and shook the flyer in his hand at her with a green smile: "Store manager, I want to learn how to make cakes." "... Apprentices don't get paid. The probationary period for clerks is NT$3,000 a month. The minimum for permanent employment is NT$4,000, including food and accommodation." * Please collect it orz Intention: Even the grass must thrive