
The Clever Little Chef: Running a Canteen in Ancient Times
锦心小厨娘:我在古代承包食堂
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 485k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Cooking Apprenticeship Stories and the Like
Looking for books like *Opening a Restaurant: My Family Has a Master Chef*. Please recommend books about learning to cook and the like.
Looking for a Food Novel About Simply Cooking, Opening a Shop, and Everyday Family Life, With No Scheming
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Stories like The Imperial College’s Little Chef.
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Food Stories That Promote Chinese Cuisine
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I'm so frustrated. I've given in. Don't you have any temper at all? Is it okay to just be patient and give in and just concentrate on cooking when I contract the canteen? There are so many vicious female supporting characters and vicious male supporting characters to slap the female protagonist in the face. It feels like it's just a food story, but it's actually a romance novel. It's gone and never seen again.
Don't look, don't look, history loves the wronged heroine the most, who can't fight back without fighting back. The kind that doesn't retaliate when scolded. The kind that can be forgiven even if your parents were kidnapped and almost died. Hey-hey.
It feels like the article was written more than ten years ago. I didn't have a long mouth. I didn't say anything when I was slandered. I didn't fight back when my family was bullied. I worked for many months and I couldn't find a way to keep the wages for myself and find a way to live out. I gave them all to my so-called cousin-in-law. I watched my family being bullied and didn't think of anything. It is recommended that the author check more information! What is the Imperial College! The Imperial College was written like a restaurant on the street, anyone could come and cause trouble. That is the highest academic institution in the country! You might as well write a small academy like this! It was an era when everything was low-grade and only those who studied were good! I couldn't stand it until halfway through!
Food articles are about food, but the food part is just brushed aside, and I always write about conflicts here and there. I really can't stand it.
The grammar is average and the language is a bit unclear and wordy. Moreover, at the beginning, the daughter-in-law who was helping the kitchen dared to go to the Imperial Academy to cause trouble, and the management couldn't do anything about it. Isn't this a joke? Not to mention ancient times, how dare a contemporary wife of a temporary worker dare to go to a state-owned enterprise and confront the director of that company? ? Just kidding. The most important thing is that I have inked several chapters. No wonder the rating is so low! ! The hostess cooks the way a restaurant does, using small pots and small pots, not the big pot in the cafeteria. It serves the whole school. She is so exhausted that she can't get out. What a drama! ! Abandoned the article! !
I just felt heartbroken and frustrated watching it. The heroine kept breaking off and was harmed by her aunt. Her father and mother were too weak. Instead of being strong as a mother for the sake of the child, the heroine's mother asked the heroine to give up. I don't know what to say, I'm a little speechless =_=. I had a bad impression at the beginning, but I can't stand the rest.
I really regret not reading the book review in advance. What kind of badass is this? Who do you want to torture to death? [Awkward laugh]
Difference! Very bad! How should I put it? It's embarrassing. I also didn't expect that I'd read so many books and never posted a comment because I thought it was troublesome to log in, so that I would be so frustrated by a book! ! Phew, this book is so frustrating.
I couldn't stand it anymore after seeing Chapter 18. It was an Imperial College, and the heroine's cousin, an unrelated person, casually came in and called her a shrew.
The heroine's family had no money when they fled, but after doing it for three months, they had money? I also bought slaves, two at a time. They said they lived in the dormitory of the Imperial College, and the safety should be higher. But instead, there were more and more things. Isn't it nice to do the main tasks seriously? The cases I encountered felt like children playing house and tearing green tea with their hands. The story line was not rigorous enough, the character description was not delicate enough, and the logic was unclear. There were holes to be filled, so you couldn't just skip it. Especially if you are writing a case like this, you can't watch it after just reading the first 20 chapters.