[Food + Alternate Modern Setting + Lighthearted + Slightly Comedic + Game System + Everyday Life + One Female Lead, No Romance]
Chen Cheng, a overworked office worker, died after staying up all night grinding away at a game. When she opened her eyes, she had arrived in the interstellar age.
She was bound to a Chef God System, but her starting funds were zero.
The locals here were all about nutrition drinks and thought prepackaged meals were divine!
Chen Cheng: ...Have you people never eaten anything good?
So she set up a little stall, heated a wok, poured in oil, and cracked an egg...
The aroma of egg fried rice wafted through the street, driving everyone crazy.
A retired old man bought ten servings in one go, the landlord upstairs was spellbound by the smell of pork rib soup, and office workers checked in every day.
Chen Cheng: I just wanted to run a stall and pay off my debts. How did I end up turning the whole interstellar food scene into a rat race?
The description of the food is very detailed and attentive, and there are not too many bloody plots that have nothing to do with the management of food. It is really good. I just like to see overcoming difficulties, delving into food, improving skills and the reactions of diners, and punishing malicious competitors is also good.
Nice! It's a perfect food article. Although the heroine has a golden finger, she still needs to work hard to practice her cooking skills. There are also tasks of setting up a stall. The golden finger copy task is also very interesting. The key is that the source and method of the food are delicious and fun. The author keeps writing, I really want to see the heroine step by step to become a chef.
I love reading more, and I love this kind of plain food article. The descriptions are very delicious, and I really want to eat them.
So pretty, I'm hungry😋
I like pure food articles 🥰🥰
It's beautiful, I love reading it. The author made the heroine very cute and lovable.
Beautiful, pure food article!
It's good to read. I like that the heroine does not completely rely on the system, but relies on system resources to study hard. Seeing the heroine's struggle makes me feel a sense of accomplishment. We love you, the author.
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