★A comedic manga that blends Taiwanese monsters with the daily life of a café.
★Includes a special bonus episode: Silver Jiu Zhen’s brief adventure in the Ghost Market.
★The popular webcomic from the MOJOIN platform is now available in print! In the world of monsters, reviews are everything!

The younger generation just wants to open a café—what are the elders supposed to do?

Tiger Grandma, you’ve got to help out too...

Xie Donglin’s brand-new Taiwanese-flavored work, ‘Snake Enters the Battle’. Exclusive bonus episode included: Silver Jiu Zhen’s brief adventure in the Ghost Market. Even monsters have to pay rent, and red envelopes full of money can be spent—
Yang Shiqi, who was laid off, stumbles into an empty café and is hired on the spot as a barista.

Her brewing skills are flawless, yet no one ever thinks her coffee tastes good, until she meets the monster boss, Silver Jiu Zhen, and realizes her worth lies right here (fists clenched); Silver Jiu Zhen originally opened the café just to escape family pressure, but with real employees, he begins to feel the satisfaction of customers enjoying his coffee.

However, even in the world of monsters, it’s still the father’s word that counts. He must overcome the various challenges set by his father, Snake Lord, and prove his worth in order to truly run the business. His only chance is to strive for the customers—five-star reviews from the monsters.

Faced with the diverse needs of various monsters, can they tailor their solutions (physically) and gain the recognition of each monster?

Xie Donglin,

Once a novelist and copywriter, Xie Donglin is now a full-time comic creator. His works include ‘Monsters’ Five-Star Reviews’, ‘Rogue Bookstore’,‘Divine Convenience Store’, ‘Who’s Afraid of Whom’, ‘The Killer’s Love Consultation’, ‘Working at a Fraud Company’, and ‘Enlist, Magical Girl!’ among others.

His works have repeatedly made it to the annual bestseller list on Books.com.tw and have been selected for recommendation at the Taiwan Pavilion of the Angoulême International Comics Festival. They have also been licensed for adaptation into board games, video games, stage plays, and film and television productions. Additionally, he has been invited to teach scriptwriting at LINE WEBTOON, the Taiwan Comic Base, and Game Orange, among other organizations.