The Great Ming's Culinary King: Win Xu Miaoyun's Heart Through Her Stomach from the Start

Are you sure that Prince Qin, Zhu Shuang, was easygoing and indifferent to worldly affairs? And good to his wife? Zhu Shuang was tyrannical, favored his second concubine, Deng, and despised his wife, Guanyinnu. Even after his death, Zhu Yuanzhang said he died too late!

In feudal times, cooks were considered lowly and respected, heavily influenced by a misinterpretation of the saying "a gentleman keeps away from the kitchen," placing them at the very bottom of society.

Forgive my bluntness, but the quality of this author is so low. Any scoundrel can write books with their feet, some reaching hundreds of thousands of words. I reckon even a dog could only write at this level. Emperor Zhu of the Ming Dynasty despised merchants. They couldn't even dress well, and had to use side gates. Merchants were truly despicable.

Transmigrating into a merchant during the Hongwu era was an incredibly difficult start, akin to a player being thrown directly into the veteran zone without ever going through the beginner zone.

To be honest, the protagonist's IQ is really low! In ancient times, you can't do business without some skill! Small businesses are run by scoundrels, and big businesses are run by corrupt officials! If Xu Guolu hadn't passed by, would he have been able to do business at all?

What's with this "Emperor Father" thing from the Ming Dynasty?

After reading over two hundred chapters, it became clear that it wasn't written by the same person; it was like *shit*.

Author, are you out of your mind? Just look at a world map and you'll see you can't reach America by heading south.

The first dozen or so chapters were alright, but then it started to get messy. Were you writing about the Ming or Qing dynasty? You even wrote the emperor as a Qing emperor! Have you never read history books, or was this intentional? I'm about to lose my temper.

Where did the protagonist's mother go?