The First-Rank Chef

Overall, it's good, but the ending is a bit rushed. The last few books I've read all have less than ideal endings. There is too little interaction between the male and female protagonists, and many things are not introduced clearly. The author keeps up the good work!

It's pretty good to watch, but there are a lot of trivial matters (I hope the Song family will get their lunch boxes as soon as possible), and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is a bit lacking, but overall it's pretty good (=^▽^=)

It's quite good to watch. The heroine is a little too kind to the Song family. I like to see the heroine's dominance. The male and female protagonists don't get together too much. The heroine returns home and the writing is too hasty. The later content is a bit too fast. Overall, it's good.

The writing is not bad, you will know after reading it again!

This is a Machiavellian story, and it doesn't talk much about the emotions between the two, but it's okay.

It's not bad. The heroine is not soft-tempered. She can fight back even the best. I am most afraid of soft-tempered heroines.

It looks good, but I feel like there are too many bad things happening to my relatives.

Very exciting, the more I watch it, the more I want to watch it