[Interstellar + food + male protagonist + HE + system]
Lan Yu is a mermaid who loves to eat. He went ashore to learn cooking skills. Unexpectedly, he just returned home and was taken to the stars by the whirlpool on the bottom of the sea.
In the interstellar era, there was a gap in food, and there were great development opportunities. Lan Yu only noticed the final mission reward—the heart of the ocean.
For this final reward, she vigorously spread delicious food in the interstellar world, such as broken gold rice, braised pork with pickled vegetables... Buddha Jumps Over the Wall, Dongpo Pork, and Boiled Cabbage. She spared no space to teach star people who had no cooking skills.
The delicacies were both delicious and could suppress mental riots, so everyone rushed to her Blue Ocean restaurant.
The interstellar people cried while eating, it turns out there is such delicious food!
Fortunately, I was born in this era, thank you parents! Thank you, fellow citizens!
...
N years later, Lan Yu returned to Blue Star with Ocean Heart.
Blue Star is reborn, and the Sea Clan cheers and celebrates. The Will of Blue Star and the Sea wake up from their sleep... Are proud of her and quietly send blessings to their children.
[The author has something to say:
There are few love lines and many personal settings. Thank you for your support! Refill!
Reader comments
It's not easy to give a four-star rating to what the author wrote. It's just that I have to give up. It doesn't suit my taste. I saw that the author has few emotional lines, so I read it. But the female protagonist is a Blue Star Mermaid and the male protagonist is an interstellar emperor. In the future, whether the male protagonist leaves the interstellar and the female protagonist lives in the Blue Star, or the female protagonist leaves the Blue Star to go to the interstellar to follow the male protagonist, it will not be acceptable. I have only read more than twenty chapters. Is the male protagonist too clingy? It makes me feel like a yandere.
If you like clingy male protagonists, you can watch it. Anyway, I can't accept it.
It's not easy to give a four-star rating to what the author wrote. It's just that I have to give up. It doesn't suit my taste. I saw that the author has few emotional lines, so I read it. But the female protagonist is a Blue Star Mermaid and the male protagonist is an interstellar emperor. In the future, whether the male protagonist leaves the interstellar and the female protagonist lives in the Blue Star, or the female protagonist leaves the Blue Star to go to the interstellar to follow the male protagonist, it will not be acceptable. I have only read more than twenty chapters. Is the male protagonist too clingy? It makes me feel like a yandere. If you like clingy male protagonists, you can watch it. Anyway, I can't accept it.