I Have a Human Tavern

Let's talk about something shocking. 1. A level 6 strongman who doesn't have a small treasury of his own and can even drink and eat is still a talent. 2. I over-promote Japanese sake at the beginning. Maybe I watched it at the wrong time and was a bit Japanese-phobic. 3. My daughter can eat ten candies a day, right? Will children suffer from tooth decay and diabetes if they eat this way? 4. I haven't eaten anything balanced in the past hundred or so chapters. They are all heavy fat and high-calorie foods, which are difficult to stretch out. 5. You keep shouting that food cannot be wasted, but in the end you waste the most. One fish takes 9 pieces of meat and the rest is lost. What qualifications do you have to tell others not to waste food? It's difficult. 6. The restriction of one bottle of wine per person per day is even more difficult to tighten.

Okay, even if it sucks in the end, it's still worth watching.

It's okay to end badly, it's better than stopping directly, and I mentioned later that there are many pitfalls in the main line and hidden lines. Without any income, I really have no motivation to write. I hope to write some good books. Selling wine was interesting at first, but then I skipped over a hundred chapters (too repetitive), but the fighting part was so enjoyable to write.

What a pity

I'm speechless. You traveled through time and this child was not born by you, so why not use it like this? And what did you write before? It's a completely copied plot.

What did you write? Really.

I hate bad endings, I hope things will be better in the future

Using your mouth to save someone who wants to commit suicide at the beginning is simply too perfunctory.