A Tavern in a Magical Continent, but It's Stardew Valley

Mia was terminally ill. As she lay dying, she opened the envelope her grandfather had left behind.

The next second, everything went black, and she became the owner of a tavern in a remote village on a continent of magic.

The tavern was completely bare. Apart from a table, a few stools, and a bed, it had nothing at all.

It had also just been attacked by goblins, leaving the roof damaged and the walls drafty.

Just as Mia was falling into despair, she discovered that the tavern's back door was glowing. It could lead to another world.

She stepped through, and before her appeared a farm overgrown with weeds and strewn with jagged rocks: the South Coast of Stardew Valley!

There was a small village on the border between the Holy Church and the demon territory.

Monsters ran rampant here, and wars broke out constantly. The villagers lived from one day to the next, with never enough to eat.

Then one day, the supposedly haunted little tavern suddenly opened its doors.

The tavern owner was a young woman with red curls. Rumors spread through the village that she was a witch who rode a broom through the streets in the dead of night.

Her tavern only opened late at night, and she even served evil creatures: necromancers, vampire dukes, mermaids, succubi, dragons, werewolves...

The villagers trembled whenever they spoke of the red-haired witch.

But strangely, after the red-haired witch arrived, the monsters in the village all vanished without a trace. Even the weeds in the fields disappeared.

The village enjoyed a bumper harvest, something they hadn't seen in years.

Mia put on an honest expression and said:

I'm just a farmer, I don't know! All I do is collect fiber and bone fragments in the middle of the night!

[Reader's Guide]:

1. A universally adored heroine who doesn't realize it, a money lover, and a pet-collecting fanatic, paired with a whole cast of hopeless romantics who are experts at imagining the heroine is in love with them.

2. Sacrificial playstyle. The way Stardew Valley and the continent of magic connect is through the multiplayer cabin and the heroine.

3. The setting is Western fantasy mixed with a reimagined Middle Ages. The daytime story includes a little spin-off content from Pelican Town, while the tavern management at night is part of the Western fantasy plot. You don't need to have played the game to enjoy the story.

Theme: Hard work brings prosperity