The Lucky Farm Girl: My Cooking Comes with Special Attributes

It's a good read. There aren't any awful characters, and unlike other novels, there's no exaggerated story of a female protagonist selling a recipe for hundreds of taels of silver and instantly becoming the best person in the world. The female protagonist earns money slowly, allowing readers to experience the joy of making money and improving their lives.

(Um, you can only leave a comment if you're reviewing the book, so I'm giving it 5 stars. Please don't criticize me! I wrote it myself, so I'm giving myself 5 stars as encouragement. I hope you won't criticize me or make personal attacks, thank you.) Just a heads-up, I hope everyone will interact a lot.

The author of this book incorporates many of her own ideas and thoughts, presenting them through stories. It's similar to my reading of *Sophie's World*, which, although a philosophical book, presents philosophy through the perspective of a young girl named Sophie.

While reading, I felt a strange sense of familiarity, as if I'd read it before, though I don't think so. However, I do remember a book that ended up being incredibly bad; I hope it doesn't turn out like that. I recall it was about a girl who was also a cook, and something about her being spotted by a prince or something at her stall, taken away, and then they got together...

Indeed, it would be a great tragedy if a woman who has been educated in modern ideas and embraces gender equality were to ultimately be assimilated by ancient ideologies. Regardless of who the female protagonist chooses to become, she ultimately succeeds in not being assimilated because she has been influenced by more open-minded ideas and has improved upon the outdated and corrupt patriarchal practices of ancient times. This is a great success, and the ending is very good.

It's a great show, I love it! Especially when the female lead speaks up for women and gets benefits for them, it's incredibly moving and makes my blood boil. I also really like the extra chapter, "A Dream of Fleeting Life," hearing about what the female lead did from other people's perspectives makes me feel indescribably happy.

This is truly a treasure of a book! Sisters, go for it! 💕💕 The author even updated three chapters on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day, thank you so much! 👍👍 The plot is quite reasonable, and the female lead's growth is gradual, not the kind where she becomes invincible overnight. She develops, and the descriptions of female awakening are very delicate. ❤️ Overall, it's great! 👍

It's worth watching, but I hope Ye isn't the male lead; it's a bit too strange for him.

First of all, it's too short, it's so frustrating! I need more updates! Secondly, there are some pleasant surprises. Although the current storyline focuses on the protagonist as a cook, the skills gained through the system are refreshing. The protagonist doesn't have any difficult relatives; those who do are only concerned with their own families, which is normal.

It left me wanting more. Although the existence of a system and some elements of cheating exist, it's still a relatively realistic story. The characters' emotions, thoughts, and concerns are all based on real considerations of the current era.