God of Food: Boss, Please Take a Seat

Life doesn't always go the way you want it to; everyone has their own unique attitudes and perspectives. Your happiness is my joy; your cuteness heals all that is not cute. 😄

Food fiction. This author is very good at writing food fiction; this is the second food fiction book I've read by this author. There's very little romance; the main focus is on food, with the female lead being a legendary culinary master.

A rebirth novel with a food system. It's not bad, but the details of the romance between the male and female leads are a bit lacking. It's both sweet and heart-wrenching. Their childhood companionship ultimately hurt two young people. One unintentionally hurt her and could only silently stay by her side (the male lead's nephew), while the other, in his pursuit of her, embarked on an endless path…

I don't want Song Li to have this ending. I hope that when he first returned to China and became the female lead's teacher, he realized he couldn't win her love and gradually gave up. Over time, he slowly let go of this relationship and met a gentle girl on a sunny afternoon. Bathed in the warm sunshine and the aroma of delicious food, he enjoyed tea and food with his gray-haired friends, reminiscing about the past.

The content is rich and engaging, the language is excellent, and it includes some vocabulary and idioms. However, it would be even better if more scenes depicting the daily lives of the male and female leads were included later. (Author's note: Although there are some minor flaws, overall it's quite good. Keep up the good work, author! (^O^)!)

I liked Song Li at first, but later she became more and more obsessive, and I started to hate her. Zhou Yanxi is good, but he's too possessive. I like the female lead's personality, but the only drawback is that she's a bit soft-hearted. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍

At least let the male and female leads get married. They've been through so much; it would have been better if the ending had shown some of their romance. This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree. It's still a very good and enjoyable show. It's just that the ending felt a bit too rushed.

I'm looking at that book again, and I'm so reluctant to part with it. I especially love the section on Chinese cuisine. My mouth is watering.

I love it! I'll try making it when I grow up! It almost made my mouth water...

I'm drooling! Has the chef taken on a side job as a writer?!