Siheyuan: The Culinary God, Starting in the Steel Mill Canteen

Not bad, Siheyuan is about to catch up with the Three Kingdoms. In the past, experts ate Red Mansions, but now writers are in the Three Kingdoms, and the sudden rise of Siheyuan is the most down-to-earth. The routine is a mix and match, and we must work hard on the most realistic logic and texture as well as the most magical so-called system. The former is most brilliant and also considers the basic skills, allowing the good and evil of human nature, and the beauty and ugliness of human beings to be stunningly released in the thick atmosphere of the 1950s and 1960s to satisfy the readers' humanity.

Yes but the content is a bit confusing. I have read many books. Now that I almost know most of the rhythms, this book is a bit novel, so I can still read it. Just a bit rubbish. I hope this will change the logic and some common sense knowledge. Change the book from a fantasy to something more common. There are some contents here that are really inconsistent with reality. Too rich. Or you can skip a year or two in between. In this case, you can save a lot of trouble and write directly to middle-aged and elderly people. I'm probably in my 20s now, almost 30. You can write into your 40s or 50s. Otherwise, the gap in the chronology of your book would be too great. Some modern things have been brought into that era. Those things didn't exist in that era, so they were just a bit ahead of their time. The author is working hard, and the update is fast, which is better, but I hope it can be more careful and not focus too much on speed. This book would actually be good if revised. Of course, there may be some fans who have read this section of this book that he has updated now, or have just read two or three sections. Then I will hesitate to read this review. All I can say is that if you can't find any good books about this book. You can try to accept it. It's a little off-putting at first, but it gets better in the middle and later stages. Overall, it is a good book to read when you don't have anything good to read. If he revise this book, I can give him a five-star rating. The reason why he gave it four stars is because I have nothing interesting to read in the book, so I still have a good impression of this book after reading it, so I gave it four stars. If it's really strict, it's probably two or three stars. If he doesn't change the rating of this book, the highest score will probably be a little over five to six even by the time it's finished. If he slightly changes some of the details and some of the things that are a bit ahead of its time, it should be around eight or nine points. (Personal opinion, for reference only)

I'll give it 4 stars. I don't think it's necessary for Qin Huairu to be criticized by many people. He is still very good as a person of his own. He comes from the countryside, has little knowledge and is obedient and does everything around the house. In the end, he became a black man and did it for the family and the children. What I think is unreasonable is the use of money and going to the countryside to hold banquets. In what era? Going to the countryside to have a banquet of beef and mutton knuckles? The bride price is 10 yuan for others and 50 yuan for you, and all kinds of lavish spending. It doesn't matter now. The era's writing must conform to the logic of the era. The era is about to become popular. It's too flamboyant. Generally speaking, it's okay. It's just that the money and prices are a little bit poisonous.

This started very smoothly... Most of the beginnings of Jie Hu are like this... Not even ten of them, eight of them are like this... But without the Jie Hu trilogy, this is one step in place... I kept thinking that the timeline was wrong... I read it very calmly...

The writing is good, there is still room for improvement in some details, and I look forward to the follow-up plot.

Chapter 1: Persuading people to quit. No wonder no one read it. 1. There is a problem with the timeline. Widow Qin married into the Siheyuan in 1951. 2. Xiao Jia is not as miserable as you said, otherwise he would not be able to suppress the younger generation of the Siheyuan, including Silly Zhu. 3. Silly Zhu was at most an ordinary cook at the steel rolling mill in 1954! And why did Liu Lan dare to call Si Zhu directly? She was Lao Li's mistress and had a backing, but this was more than 10 years later. It doesn't matter whether Liu Lan is in the steel rolling mill at this moment, and neither MCA nor Fatty are here at this moment. Thank you for writing the main character who is a time traveler. His words and actions are even lower than the original Silly Pillar. It's really disgusting to watch [vomit][vomit][vomit][vomit][vomit]

I will always give one star to the old lady holding the dragon. Let's just say that my wife's grandmother is ninety years old this year and is a pretty good person. My wife and I have been married for almost ten years. I just walk occasionally during the New Year and holidays. If you can't get close to each other, let alone support someone for exams. From a human and emotional perspective, it is impossible for a time-traveler to have an old lady who is neither a relative nor an acquaintance who is so kind as soon as he time-travels. In addition, in my opinion, Mrs. Long is the biggest vampire in the courtyard. Apart from anything else, Mrs. Long, Yi Zhonghai and his wife were good enough to him. In the end, the house was given to He Yuzhu. From He Yuzhu's point of view, it might be okay, but are you considered ungrateful to Yi Zhonghai and his wife? White-eyed wolf.

If the whole system hadn't been set up, everyone would have thought it was the original work.

The house being plotted at the beginning was even more disgusting than the original novel. I couldn't stand it when I saw someone selling bicycles in Pigeon Market in Chapter 6. I don't know anything about that era and the follow-up is probably even worse.

When you follow the trend and write, can't you check the information? Technical level is no longer linked to salary, and age is even magical...