What shops are there in the School of Magic?

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What shops are there in the School of Magic? At present, there are five kinds of shops in the game, namely coffee shop, doll shop, divination shop, magic egg twist and taboo workshop. The specific information about our practical skills is as follows:

I. Coffee shop

In other words, it is either the first time to buy a store (maid cafe), and the later stage is very important, and the good feelings of the characters account for a large proportion. Efficacy: You can improve your goodwill and get equipment. But nothing will be served until the coffee shop is full 100.

Although coffee shops are well-equipped, they are all low-star. I mainly use it to improve the goodwill of the character in the early stage (I can only touch it in the later stage, otherwise it will grow too slowly). I suggest leaving the coffee shop first, and then using it to brush the goodwill of other people who can open a shop, otherwise the goodwill will be brushed too slowly.

Second, the doll shop

It's a ghost doll shop, PS: (This is more deceptive) Efficacy: You can get a gift by adjusting the circuit with gems, and the price-performance ratio of the gift is much lower than that of gems.

The stars don't light up until the jewels in the doll's shop are put in.

A dollhouse is the most useless. It is better to exchange coffee shops for gems as gifts to increase your goodwill.

Third, the divination shop

Star wheel divination shop, this is more affordable. As the name implies, the divination shop can't let you do divination for free, so you should 1 jar sour plum. You can get 10 cans of plums online every day (don't be rubbish, don't ask me how I know).

Divination before each use of high-quality recruitment vouchers can increase the probability of drawing characters.