Reborn Female Chef

Could any book friend please tell me who the male protagonist of this book is?

Doesn't the heroine's mother know what it means to eat with others? When the heroine was sick and hospitalized, the heroine's mother hated the heroine so much, but why did she do this for a certificate? In chapter 44, the heroine's psychological thoughts include that her mother does not understand what it means to eat with others. In fact, this book is still very interesting, but I couldn't stand it until chapter 44.

Not to mention anything else, if the heroine hadn't traveled through time and the original owner's soul had been replaced by the heroine's, the original owner would have been brought into the house by the landlord at the beginning! I actually used that landlord to do things later!

Famous readers, do you know who the male protagonist is?

I still like the others, but the heroine's mother instantly makes her feel depressed.

Really good! Nice! ! ! !

"Such a small meeting, she is not qualified to use all her skills." This sentence directly persuaded me to give up. She can make something very good, but just perfunctory because she feels that the other party is not worthy of her noble cooking skills. In my opinion, this kind of chef who chooses the dishes has no professional qualities.

Hey, I don't like this.....

At first I thought this book was okay, but later on the heroine's mother asked her to attend that dinner just for the certificate, which made me feel very bad. If I were the heroine, who traveled from ancient times, I would actually have no family ties at all. It would only be due to the fact that I had the body of the original owner. I helped her make money and establish a business, but she treated me like this. If it were me, I would not use my cooking skills to help her anymore. No one deserves to have their valued feelings ruined by others. I'm good to you, but you're not good to me

First of all, let me talk about my feelings after reading this novel. It is not worth reading. Let's not talk about how a work with the same theme that I have seen before completely tortured the female chef. Even without comparison, I would not give high marks to the female chef. There are so many things I want to complain about, and I feel a bit overwhelmed. I really don't know where to complain. The writing technique is very rough. This is a movie that you can read at a glance and cost a lot of money. It is produced by a female protagonist. It must be a high-quality one. It is forced to be inspirational and sensational, and the theme is not outstanding. It's not as good as what I've seen (Rebirth of the Food Empire). At least their works can make me drool and give me a full sense of immersion. The female chef cannot be brought in at all. Don't drool when you see the heroine cooking, it's just a matter of time! The emotional line is not very bright either! If I hadn't read a book and never throw it away halfway through, I probably wouldn't have seen the ending. The journey of the female chef is similar to that of the heroine of (Rebirth of the Food Empire). She runs a street stall, participates in competitions, appears on TV shows, and hosts state banquets... I guess the only difference is that the female chef is a generation of chefs who have traveled from ancient times to modern times and is full of cooking skills...