From the Start, I Lost My Job: Selling Lunchboxes on the Way Home

Behind the hustle and bustle lies the indispensable everyday life and the mundane details of daily life. Small restaurants, brimming with the warmth of human connection, hold the simplest happiness in this city, the most comforting warmth of human connection. This book roughly gives me that feeling.

As a chef myself, I always love reading food-related articles, and thankfully, I discovered this gem of a food novel! Food, family, and friendship are all perfectly blended, making for a very enjoyable read! Please update soon! [Attention][Attention][Attention]

Super good! I couldn't stop reading and stayed up all night to finish the current chapters. The plot is logical, and I'm especially satisfied that there's no romance, since romance is so hard to write. If I had to choose between romance and plot, I'd choose the plot. Author, please keep up this high standard! Wishing you great success! 😆😆😆

A fantastic slow-burn farming-themed novel. The best points: ① Unlike many mindless novels that constantly give away sports cars, stocks, and office buildings... ② The system is adorable. Although the protagonist's growth is slow, it's very heartwarming. The system doesn't have many scenes, but it's still very present.

It looks delicious. To be honest, it reminds me of the food I ate when I was a child. Although there weren't as many fancy dishes, the ingredients were really fresh and fragrant. Even a simple bowl of rice with pork lard was so delicious that I could easily eat two bowls of rice with it.

Lacking cultural knowledge, I don't know how to evaluate it. I can only say it's good; I finished it before I knew it. Also, please update more frequently; I could easily read 200 chapters a day. Let me reply to everyone here. Please stop nitpicking in my comments. I commented on March 8th, when there were only a few chapters left. You can't even read 80 chapters of a novel in a little over an hour? You guys are hilarious, acting like saints on a high ground, so aggressive!

While some parts felt a bit unrealistic, such as the parts about sourcing and synthesizing goods, the price reduction for construction site contractors, and the introduction of the "golden finger" brother-in-law's family to emphasize the Bai family's kindness to Yue Liang (with repeated mentions of her father as an "honest man"—disgusting!

This is the first time I've read a system novel about a chef, it's truly eye-opening! Xiao Bai, this sunny and cheerful young man, is so likable, his personality is really great! I wonder if the cleaver the system gave him is related to the real Bai family's old account?

It's excellent, down-to-earth, detailed, and realistic. The character development is also very meticulous; it's clearly written by someone who has lived a lot of life experience. I absolutely love it. Moreover, their values ​​are really positive, which makes them very pleasant to watch.

The pacing is brisk, and the depictions of daily life are joyful and lighthearted. There are almost no scenes that will give you high blood pressure, but it's never boring either. Currently, there's no romantic subplot between the male and female leads, but the author handles the interactions between the main characters and their family, brothers, and friends with perfect clarity and without any…