
I Really Don't Want to Be a Vegetable Farmer
by Alabama
About This Novel
After Chef God Tang Dou won the championship, he took a few days off for himself, accidentally obtained a jade medal, and received inheritance. With the blessing of Lingyu, he planted herbs, built a farm, and led the villagers to become rich together. The powerful wanted to recruit him, and the merchants flattered him and wanted fruits. Tang Dou suddenly remembered that he was obviously the God of Cooking, so why was he forced to grow vegetables?
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Official(1)Scraped 9d ago
It feels a bit nondescript and I can't tell the priorities clearly.
At the beginning, a jade pendant was found in the belly of the fish, and it was accidentally opened with blood. After recognizing the owner, he harvested the inheritance of Fude Zhengshen ~ the true meaning of the universe (Tui Gong, commonly known as: Fude Zhengshen, Kitchen God, one of the folk mythological beliefs of the Han people) The characters, plots, and adventures in the first twenty chapters are all well introduced, but things start to change after the fifty chapters. I want to squeeze them all into one place: farming, cultivation, alchemy, miracle doctor, chef, making money, gambling on stones... Ps: The male protagonist's character convinces others with his virtue. He always turns conflicts into friendship. The elixirs he prepares are also distributed to others for free everywhere, but he does not give them to his parents.
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Official(1)Scraped 9d ago
It feels a bit nondescript and I can't tell the priorities clearly.
At the beginning, a jade pendant was found in the belly of the fish, and it was accidentally opened with blood. After recognizing the owner, he harvested the inheritance of Fude Zhengshen ~ the true meaning of the universe (Tui Gong, commonly known as: Fude Zhengshen, Kitchen God, one of the folk mythological beliefs of the Han people) The characters, plots, and adventures in the first twenty chapters are all well introduced, but things start to change after the fifty chapters. I want to squeeze them all into one place: farming, cultivation, alchemy, miracle doctor, chef, making money, gambling on stones... Ps: The male protagonist's character convinces others with his virtue. He always turns conflicts into friendship. The elixirs he prepares are also distributed to others for free everywhere, but he does not give them to his parents.










