Divine Inn

The main character's name ruined the book.

Doesn't anyone care about the author, how much does a room in your inn cost? I'm so busy rushing around. I haven't finished one task, but another one comes up. I've read dozens of chapters, and it's a bit boring.

Who eats the insects caused by drought?

I wanted to reward 10 million, but Qidian told me to top up. . . Hey, talking about money hurts feelings (∩_∩)

The main character's name is too vulgar and rude, right?

Come and have a look, from different angles. .

Reading is also a life experience. .

Tsk tsk, you can tell just by looking at the name, it's so sexy~

I really like this type of novel

It's not bad. In fact, I feel that the idea of ​​setting up a ferryman mentioned earlier is good. I think some ferry examples can be added later to increase the sense of interaction with guests. Otherwise, it feels like there are too many hermit pastoral places and it is slightly out of touch with the identity of the innkeeper. It's just a personal idea.

Only Writing about the earth as the background is the only way to feel immersive. Are you always imitating some parallel space, then plagiarizing songs, writing existing songs with the earth as the background, and then singing them in a different and charming way? Anyway, you are writing about an inn and it won't conflict with any celebrities, so why bother writing about a parallel world?

Pay attention to the punctuation marks, otherwise the reading will be awkward and look like ancient Chinese. You need to segment the sentences yourself!

The subject matter is good, but not to my taste. I would like to see something lighter.

With the ability of the God of Cooking, don't make the Lingquan ingredients too special... I think you are a God of Cooking and a miracle doctor, so you want to be like someone, and your writing will become a different time and space, right? If you take too many steps, you may overturn your car.

Such a good book, the recommendation votes are only 25 and the fans are only 10? ? What the hell

Opening an inn would be fine, but growing vegetables and selling them would be cliché. No matter how good your vegetables and fruits are, they are rare and expensive, and if you just sell them casually, your quality will be gone. . . And what's the difference between writing about a vegetable seller and those rural people?