The daily life of opening a dessert shop in the galaxy
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There was a dessert shop right opposite the Treasure Island of the galactic garbage disposal station. Wen Xun felt that it must be the best dessert shop she had ever eaten.
The manager was a good-looking man with a weird temper, and the part-time shop assistant was an internet-addicted girl who only knew how to use the heater in the shop and not work.
Missy X, Half Bio-Human, Black-bellied Male Lead
Also known as "On How a Chef Overwhelms Pirates","I'm in my twenties, I'm tired, I'm dancing in the kitchen," and "What made the daughter of the former Chancellor of the Exchanges serve tea and water to be the woman behind the successful chef?"
"What else can you do other than surfing the internet here?" Xu Zhili put his hands on his hips and gritted his teeth.
"I'm going to the garbage dump next door to pick up trash." Wen Xun is righteous and has no sense of guilt
Reading Guide:
1. An empty world view. If there is any similarity, it will be a coincidence!
2. The author's reasoning is terrible. Basically, he doesn't have overly complicated reasoning (in fact, he can't write it). There may be loopholes in his logic. Please spit it out.
3 double C's, the plot is generally easy without abuse
Ah Jin does not eat fish
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I really hope when Moriarty is introduced it's the Guy Ritchie version and not the BBC Sherlock version. While the BBC version is dangerous and horrorfyingly inteligent, he is still just a psychopath, a far cry of the Napoleon of Crime from the books. The Guy Ritchie version is a narcissistic sociopath, and a much dangerous opponent to Sherlock and Harry. In A Game Shadows Moriarty wanted start a world war to profit off the suffering of others just because he could. I totally see Moriarty using Voldimort's war to begin a war between the Wizarding World and the Muggel World just to profit off of it. And while Harry and the others look for the Horcux Sherlock must find a way to bring down criminal empire that spans both the Wizarding World and the Muggel World