Opening an Undead Tavern on the Grand Line

[Previews from the same universe in my author profile: After Faking His Death, My Celestial Dragon Ex Starts Causing Trouble, paired with Shamrock, with an If-line Shanks The Pirate Big Shots Line Up to Be My Dads, a cute daily life story about the big shots raising a daughter] When the Navy Admiral's own niece decides to open a little tavern... Dreaming of becoming the Navy's strongest? No, her quest is to conquer her own bar counter! On opening day, her beginner's gift arrives right on time: a genuine little ghost! Dai La stares at the tavern, suddenly filled with an eerie chill, dumbfounded. Wait! What happened to the cozy little shop? This isn't how the story was supposed to go! From "What the heck are these things?!" to "They work around the clock and I don't even have to pay them? This is great! More, more!" Dai La lies flat in record time. To give more homeless "good employees" a place to stay, she rapidly opens branches of her ghost tavern all across the Grand Line. And so, things get increasingly absurd A stubborn young swordswoman trains day and night: "The day I become the world's greatest, I'll personally come here and take Wado Ichimonji back from you!" A freckled young fire fist slaps the table and laughs: "Hey, Luffy! Your snot bubble's about to fall into my drink! Hahaha!" A clumsy Navy undercover agent runs around clutching his head: "Mr. Sengoku! My ears! They're going to fall off!" A childhood friend returns with an unfulfilled dream. A departed lover whispers once more across the divide between life and death. Even the deepest regrets become close enough to touch Can stories buried by time find a new ending this time? Can ghosts trapped by their obsessions find a glimmer of new life through the healing power of good food? A few things to know before reading: 1. This is a food story, with detailed descriptions of the food. 2. A slow-paced, everyday-life story where everyone gets along like one big family. 3. Not sure about the romance yet. It depends on how the writing goes. 4. The heroine won't steal the spotlight or interfere with major events. She's simply a diligent tavern owner. 5. Anything that doesn't match the original is my own addition. Please leave lots of comments and feedback! It would make me so, so happy, sob sob sob sob. Theme: Always eat well, no matter what.