"Huh? Your food truck has changed quite a bit!" Cynthia looked shocked the moment she stepped inside, and Heath could not help feeling a little smug. Although it was ostensibly Silph Co.'s masterpiece, it was actually still his own thing. After all, when Silph Co.'s researchers could figure out all this high-tech stuff depended entirely on when Heath planned to upgrade the blueprints. Opportunities to obtain upgrade blueprints were truly rare, though. Heath had only received two so far.
The first time was when he left Viridian City, when Heath earned an achievement and received an upgrade blueprint. The second was this time. There were essentially no other ways to obtain them, which left Heath somewhat regretful. Still, looking at the reasonably spacious restaurant before him, he was quite satisfied.
Although he had not designed it himself or bought the furniture, it still gave Heath the feeling of playing a management game. The sense of accomplishment from gradually growing something small into something big was hard to put into words. That was also the main reason little games like Papa's Burgeria had attracted so many fans in his previous life. Playing a hacked version might let someone develop everything instantly, but it would gradually start to feel rather pointless. Humans really were strange creatures.
Heath was not particularly fond of large restaurants. After all, he was the only person in his kitchen, so he would rather have a slightly smaller restaurant when serving customers. That way, there would not be too many people eating at once, and he could keep up. Only with the energy to prepare these dishes could he make food his customers enjoyed. If being too busy made him cook halfheartedly, that would instead be a poorer approach, and he would have lost sight of the purpose