Gourmet: My Restaurant Is Anything but Normal
美食：我家餐馆不正常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 624k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Overall, it's pretty good. The first two hundred or so chapters are very well-written, innovative, and the content is warm. I feel like it was written by someone different from the rest. I don't know why, but I skipped through the rest of the book. It feels like it's a bit forced to end, but overall it's okay.
The whole novel starts off very well, but the part about the male protagonist's mother in the middle is a bit off-putting. Later on, the female protagonist's spiritual practice is like taking care of business. She somehow ends up getting married and having children, and then the whole family is happy.
I like this kind of food article. There is no intrigue and it looks very comfortable. Please give it a try and update it [please update]
The new book is on the shelves. I need your support from friends. Please help by leaving a little comment (´-ω-`)
It's very novel, but there are so few updates. I was fascinated by it, but it's gone [crying][crying]
It's beautiful, and the more you watch it, the more addictive it becomes. The food is described in detail, the restaurant layout is detailed, the monsters each have their own unique skills, the heroine is warm and has a bottom line, and will do what she can. The Lin Family Restaurant is like a warm family.
The first attraction was friendship and food. The reason why I kept reading was also to see how far the heroine could grow. However, the author's description of love was a bit stiff. The hero's parents were involved before the relationship between the two people actually developed. I felt awkward and uncomfortable when I saw the emotional scenes. Finally, I gradually lost interest in reading. The author can practice more on his writing skills in emotional scenes and look forward to better results.
The first part is okay, but I feel that there is a sense of separation between the second part and the first part, and then there is a feeling that the ending is rushed, which makes the word count a bit tight. But one thing to say is the dishes shared by the author. The descriptions are very detailed, but I think they are okay.
It feels like the whole book has a relaxed, everyday style. I feel tired after reading too many stories about ghosts and monsters. This kind of plain and attentive talk about food and daily life makes me feel relaxed and comfortable. The author quoted a lot of the contents of the Classic of Mountains and Seas, shop management, and food recipes in the article. Moreover, each monster has strong personal characteristics and is particularly cute. The only drawback is that starting from Chapter 289, there is a sense of separation from the previous chapters, and there are many similar words in the later chapters. Writing the later chapters feels like it is forcibly skipping the plot. The popularization of science about traditional festivals is also very good [like][like][like]
Did a small number of authors change at the end? I feel like my style of writing is different