Disappointed with her life, Tai Yui feels as if she has nothing left in this world. When a strange voice offers her a chance to start over new, by managing a shop in a strange place, there is nothing to hold her back.

Finding herself in a completely different world, the shy high school girl quickly gets into situations that force her to give up on all the social barriers she has built up all her life. Confronted with adversity and responsibilities she never had to worry about before, Tai Yui finally realizes that growing up as a person might not only be a scary adventure, but also a journey filled with happiness and fulfillment.

Encouraged and supported by a mischievous artifact spirit, who steps into the role of a twin sister, the overwhelmed high school girl soon finds herself with family and friends she never would have expected, enemies she never wanted, but honestly doesn't care about, as well as all kinds of unexpected mayhem that no one mentioned in her job description.

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Earthly Treasures Pavilion is at its core a fantasy romance novel in a slightly eastern fantasy setting with a touch of Xianxia and GameLit themes.

Growing up, not just in body, but as a person, taking on responsibilities and making decisions to face her own fears and insecurities, a young woman takes the first step on a journey to find what is really important to her.

Scheduled Release: As this is pretty much a work in progress and a hobby for me, I will do my best to stick to at least 2 chapters of about 2000 words per week. I'd rather keep it low and publish extra chapters when I have them as a bonus or surprise, rather than disappoint everyone with empty promises of a schedule that I won't manage alongside my regular job.

Errors and Edits: I will do my best to keep spelling and grammar errors to a minimum. If you find any glaring mistakes, feel free to let me know though and I will do my best to fix them. As for bigger logical errors and flaws in the overarcing story, I plan to go through an edit session whenever a bigger plot arc completes, rather than having to change it multiple times when the story turns out to progress differently than what I initially planned.