I Just Graduated from College, and Got a Storefront as a Reward

Can't you tell the protagonist's mother to stay out of things and let the love affair take its course? This is a bit disgusting.

A waiter who has only been here for a few days buys clothes and jewelry. Is the hero's mother a licker? This waiter was too kind. He just accepted it without saying anything and just blushed? After all, she is also the proprietress of a centuries-old private kitchen. How can she lick* more than lick*? Can you please stop writing about the male protagonist's mother and the waiter? It's really disgusting to watch.

As for the face, did the protagonist's mother lick it? If there is a mistake and there is no explanation, why should I just accept it as a gift? What character. Is this the heroine's good intention?

He catches a beautiful employee and calls her daughter-in-law, and the male protagonist earns a million dollars a month and still worries about marriage? This is really awkward to watch. Can the protagonist's parents get less involved?

I think it's better to write about pig trotters as orphans, otherwise parents will always see a girl and say she is his wife. Although such an article can have a female protagonist, I hope the heroine will be short and the focus should be on writing about food.

Fuck your sister's love, love will only slow down my fried noodles.

Both the heroine's and hero's mothers are annoying

There is always a feeling of being unworthy, a waiter, why?

Chefs are notoriously hard workers. They work for a couple of hours until meal time is over, but I can't do it. I lose my energy after just copying a few dishes.

I'd better forget about this heroine. The writing is a bit awkward. You're not saying it's not good, but it's just a bit stiff.