
Fired, I Opened a Restaurant
被辞退,开了一家美食店
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 555k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Please, a Relaxing and Cozy Story With Just One Female Lead
Urban stories where the protagonist gets a System.
Looking for a Food Novel About Simply Cooking, Opening a Shop, and Everyday Family Life, With No Scheming
Looking for Foodie Stories (Street Stalls and Shopkeeping)
Looking for Foodie Novels About Opening a Shop with a System
Are There Any Stories Where the Female Lead Quits Her Job to Farm?
Food-Themed Stories, Ideally with a Restaurant, Set in the Modern Day. Please!
The Protagonist Opens a Shop: Bookshop, Game Store, Pet Shop, Anything Goes
Food Articles, Food Articles, There Is a Shortage of Books
With food as the title, each chapter is a food name
Everyone Gets a Class, Plus Hidden Classes
Looking for a Story About Toriko’s Demon in Toriko
The Protagonist Runs a Restaurant: The Shop Is on the First Floor and the Bedrooms Are Upstairs
There was really delicious chili oil, and a shop that imitated the male lead's. After that, every time someone opened a shop, customers had to announce it in the group chat, and then customers would show up. The male lead, female lead, and their child were on the second floor. I accidentally deleted it from Tomato Novel and can't find it anymore. I'm so upset.
Male-Oriented Food Stories! May Good Things Come to Those Who Recommend Them 😘😘😘
Looking for Laid-Back Urban Slice-of-Life Novels About Retirement
Preferably a System novel.
Reborn in My Senior Year of High School, Preferably Something Like Reborn: The Perfect Era
Food Novels That Make Great Mealtime Reading
Nothing too basic, please. I want something well written, ideally with detailed descriptions of the food, but without overly flowery prose!!!!
One Female Lead, Realistic Romance, Urban Coincidences
Something like that story about the nation’s goddess.
Looking for a Feel-Good Story About a Chef With a System
Please, please, I'm really out of books to read. If you have any, recommend lots!
Looking for Cooking God or Culinary God Stories Set in Fantasy, Xianxia, or Mythological Worlds
The protagonist has a Chef God, Food God, or gourmet-related System and transmigrates into worlds of martial arts, fantasy, xianxia, mythology, and the like. No modern urban settings! No modern urban settings! No modern urban settings!!!
Looking for Cozy Shopkeeping Novels with No Brain-Dead Characters. Shopkeeping, Shopkeeping, Shopkeeping!
Looking for books like Tang Dynasty Supermarket: From the Start, Spicy Strips Make Li Shimin Cry. It was okay, but didn't live up to my expectations. I'd still like the protagonist to get involved in things besides running a shop.
Siheyuan Novel Where the Hero Marries Lou Xiaoe, a Divorcée
A World Where Food Culture Has Nearly Disappeared, Until the Protagonist Brings Chinese Cuisine to Life
Transmigrating from the past into the future.
Please Recommend Food-Themed Novels
Stories About Snatching Fortuitous Opportunities
Looking for Down-to-Earth Food Novels: A Skilled Chef Serving Affordable Cuisine
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It's a good book. It looks very warm. I hope there won't be stories about cultivating immortals in the future. Such books shouldn't have such a low square score, at least 9.5 Or above.
Not bad, the emotional line is very real. If you really have someone you really like when you are young, it may not be like Ye Xiaoyu. There is no need to say that you want to change the heroine because of her. I want to help the one I like. You need a reason? Some people say it is artificial, what does Naha Zongwen say? It's funny, because you like it, so you hope to attract that person's attention in every detail. How normal is it? If you don't like reading, you don't have to feel bad about yourself. The Virgin Mary on Tomato, the tyrant, how many school tyrants there are, there is no need to complain about this book. The author is slow to update, what if it is because of work? There is no need for anyone to report their itinerary to you. You are not their significant other. Random negative reviews are just showing off your lack of quality. Book reviews are a clean place. You can skip anything you don't like about the book. You can comment on the inconsistency between the characters and the background of the characters in the story, but that doesn't mean you can criticize those who express their feelings in different ways. Romance novels are concrete things you can't get in reality. They are secondary creations based on reality. If it doesn't suit your taste, you don't have to read it. There's no need to disgust people. The most valuable things in book reviews are suggestions for improving the story of the novel, not the character design. I once made an aggressive review of "The Little Confucian Immortal Tongyou", but later I felt that it was really unnecessary. The three perspectives are different, so why should I care?
As a handyman who is working hard to become a chef, reading this novel is really in line with my inner journey. It is just a bit short. Could the author be faster? It's not enough. It's not enough at all.
Very good, don't be a cultivator and just cook in a normal city, and don't be intrigued, come on, author [laughing evilly]
After reading these chapters, I looked solemn, lowered my head deeply, turned off my phone silently, stood up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 collector's edition Nongfu Spring, held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside the window was a bit dim, and my mood was the same, heavy, very heavy. Gradually, it started to rain lightly in the gray sky outside. Why, my vision was blurred. I don't know whether it was because I was crying or because it was raining heavily. It could be both. My mood became even more depressed. I could no longer suppress my inner emotions. I opened the window and shouted out the window: Just. TM a few more chapters Who do you look down on?
Okay, it's a very good book. Although it does have a cliche plot of being dumped at the beginning, it's really good at the end, and it doesn't have that bloody sloppy love story. The confession and getting together are very fast, and it's very appetizing. It's not particularly appetizing, but it can firmly grasp the reader's heart and make people want to read it after reading it. The only drawback is that there are too few books. A bookworm like me can finish it in one go.
I was really planning to give it to three stars in the past, because I hate that all food books are straight-male. Fortunately, the author changed it later, otherwise I would have missed a good book. The more I read, the more down-to-earth it becomes. It's very good. I look forward to showing off the cooking skills of pig trotters at Fang Ming's wedding!
The writing is very good, the story is smooth, slow-paced, the emotional line can be fast, and the food can be introduced in detail, but there is one place that feels unreasonable. Is it a bit too much for one person to eat buns, or ten at a time? Normally two or three, but it wouldn't be more than five if it tastes good. How about a dozen? It feels a bit too much
It seems pretty good so far. I read it all in one go. The shortcoming is that there are too few and there is only one chapter a day. I hope the author can do a good deed and come up with two chapters a day! Of course, a little more would be better
It's so sweet, so sweet, even a straight man like me would laugh like an aunt when I look at it, I feel numb.