Crazy Chef
by Paper Talk
About This Novel
At the end of the Sui Dynasty and the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, the situation was turbulent. In troubled times, heroes emerged in large numbers. Zhang Yiming traveled from the earth and became a chef in Zhangjiabao from a 211 college graduate. When you pick up a kitchen knife, you are a chef; when you hold a pen, you are a scholar; when you go into business, you are a rich man; when you engage in conspiracy, you are a politician! We are not afraid that the chef can cook, but we are afraid that the chef is educated. Knowledge changes destiny, and chefs can also counterattack!
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Official(43)Scraped 22d ago
There were no chili peppers back then, right? Appeared in Chapter 3?
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In ancient China, as far as I know, there was no such thing as glass, and the process of burning glass into the shape of a cup was even more difficult. How come you, the author, just mentioned it in one stroke, as if you were talking about ordinary things...
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Is Zhuge Liang on the cover? . . . .
Congratulations! It's finally on the shelves! I will follow you and watch, don't be a eunuch!
Like it, no reason needed
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The dough is from the Three Kingdoms era.
Beautifully written
During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, sugar and salt were expensive supplies. He took sugar casually. Where did he get it?
During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, sugar and salt were expensive supplies. He took sugar casually. Where did he get it?
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If I remember correctly, chili peppers were introduced in the Ming Dynasty! Before that, the spiciness was replaced by peppercorns, ginger and garlic, which was called spicy. The white sugar craft was only available in the late Tang Dynasty. As for paper, productivity increased only after Li Shimin's Great Reign. Before that, the cheapest jute paper cost sixty or seventy yuan. Rice paper in the late Tang Dynasty was even more expensive!
own opinion.
I have read Chapter 28. I originally saw that the introduction was pretty good, so I came in to take a look. Now I have seen more than 20 chapters. My opinion is that the writing style is a bit lacking, and the writing is not delicate enough. Many places are a bit inexplicable, as if it was skipped directly. It feels like a novice, but the plot is pretty good, which can barely make up for it. But after reading other people's comments and reading a lot yourself, I feel that there are many loopholes in the work. I discovered one myself. For example, in about 278 pictures, the protagonist is a group of children handing out flyers, using paper. , Although it only seems to have existed in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, but the profession would not be cheap in ancient times, right? And I used so many of them, handing out flyers one by one. I asked the protagonist, how rich is he?
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Official(43)Scraped 22d ago
There were no chili peppers back then, right? Appeared in Chapter 3?
...
In ancient China, as far as I know, there was no such thing as glass, and the process of burning glass into the shape of a cup was even more difficult. How come you, the author, just mentioned it in one stroke, as if you were talking about ordinary things...
cover
Is Zhuge Liang on the cover? . . . .
Congratulations! It's finally on the shelves! I will follow you and watch, don't be a eunuch!
Like it, no reason needed
cover
The dough is from the Three Kingdoms era.
Beautifully written
During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, sugar and salt were expensive supplies. He took sugar casually. Where did he get it?
During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, sugar and salt were expensive supplies. He took sugar casually. Where did he get it?
?0?2😏?0?1
If I remember correctly, chili peppers were introduced in the Ming Dynasty! Before that, the spiciness was replaced by peppercorns, ginger and garlic, which was called spicy. The white sugar craft was only available in the late Tang Dynasty. As for paper, productivity increased only after Li Shimin's Great Reign. Before that, the cheapest jute paper cost sixty or seventy yuan. Rice paper in the late Tang Dynasty was even more expensive!
own opinion.
I have read Chapter 28. I originally saw that the introduction was pretty good, so I came in to take a look. Now I have seen more than 20 chapters. My opinion is that the writing style is a bit lacking, and the writing is not delicate enough. Many places are a bit inexplicable, as if it was skipped directly. It feels like a novice, but the plot is pretty good, which can barely make up for it. But after reading other people's comments and reading a lot yourself, I feel that there are many loopholes in the work. I discovered one myself. For example, in about 278 pictures, the protagonist is a group of children handing out flyers, using paper. , Although it only seems to have existed in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, but the profession would not be cheap in ancient times, right? And I used so many of them, handing out flyers one by one. I asked the protagonist, how rich is he?
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