Half an Acre of Demon Fields: A Little Chef's Road to Prosperity

Emmm... Looking at Shota in the introduction, I wanted to write one, but I found it in the book. Let me see if you can give me a supporting role, thank you.

The content of the story is light and humorous, but some things are explained in general terms. The author himself said that he did not fill in any holes. Generally speaking, it is good. There is no story where one can travel through time and do anything. Come on, author.

It's very refreshing. It's really different from other slimy books. The writing is also wonderful. Come on, the author, and work hard to update it.

On the outskirts of Beijing, Tian Xinyi and Yan Yixuan rode two big white horses and ran toward the southeast... The mundane things are over, but there are still many, many things waiting for them next... According to Yaotian System, it is not easy to open the channel to the world of immortality. Next, they still have a lot of things to be busy with... As the sun sets, a bloody residual light fills the earth, and two people gallop on the horizon. But no matter where they go, no matter how bumpy it is, at least the two of them are together, spending their time hand in hand, and will never change their lives...

Greedy Little Marquis and Chunzhu are so cute, they look like pets, 😂😂

The writing is average, but there aren't too many top-notch ones, so I felt comfortable reading it.

Super awesome! A plot that doesn't drag out at all! Great, great! ! !

It's pretty good, and I'm commenting on it before I've even read it. The point is, there's one point I want to complain about a little bit, that is, that auntie is very nice to her, why don't she reciprocate the favor? (If it's because it's hard to explain, I didn't ask this question. If I see better results later, I will change it to five stars)

It's good-looking, neither verbose nor obtrusive. The characters and plots are well interlocked, leaving people with endless aftertaste. It's the best one I've ever read. I want to read it again, but it's not satisfying.

The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. This is a book with its own fragrance. Reading it in the middle of the night may make you want to look through the refrigerator...