Sir, Your Takeout Is Here

In a sea of scheming and intrigue novels, he's remarkably clear-headed and unconventional, hahaha. A grown man transmigrated into a brothel woman—it's hilarious!

This is the only novel I've seen on this app where a modern man transmigrates into an ancient woman's body; it's a fantastic new story!

The writing is excellent, and the author must be highly educated, right? I'm not entirely sure. Anyway, the details in this story are handled very well, and it feels like genuine emotion is flowing through the reader. Of course, many people might not be able to finish it because it's a subplot about a woman marrying a man, and many might feel a sense of unease. But I'm different.

It's so good! I've been searching for so long and finally found this kind of novel that I like (￣y▽￣)~* *covers mouth and giggles*

The beginning was good, but the ending was unsatisfying. Why did Mr. Yuwen abandon Wang Jinyun when he had agreed in the previous chapter?

I think it's pretty good. The emotions in it are portrayed very well. Perhaps the female lead is a bit hard to accept, but maybe the author created her as such just to show some special emotions. The things and feelings described in the story also exist in reality. Judging from the text alone, some people may think the protagonist is stupid, disgusting, or feel sorry for him.

How on earth did a guy like me manage to collect this book?! *Confused face* Goodbye, goodbye!

Having read many novels, only this one's plot unfolded before my eyes like a movie; I must say, it's truly well-written. Regarding those who say it's not good, I disagree. This book doesn't focus on plot; it's more about emotional expression. In some chapters, the emotional rendering is neither excessive nor insufficient—just right. When reading this book, don't focus on the elaborate plot; instead, try to understand the emotions it conveys.

Well, to be honest, this book is quite disappointing.

I felt this book strayed from its original theme. I thought it was about food, but that was only a small part of it, appearing more towards the end. There was also a lot of ancient Chinese text at the beginning, much of which I couldn't understand. However, I still persevered and read on. When it ended, I felt it was the kind of book that ends just like a quick poop lesson, but it was still quite enjoyable.