Open a Restaurant: There Is a Master of Red Cases at Home

It feels very similar to the "Life Game" I watched several years ago, with the same daily warmth. The buff of the dish can be enriched. Every dish always comes with some different story. I hope the male protagonist becomes more powerful. Looking forward to updates.

It's quite interesting. The main character is cheating, but not all the time. The cooking is not perfect in one go. He needs to practice repeatedly. Currently, the plots for anorexic patients are a bit cliché. For example, the parents think the protagonist likes that girl, what they say and so on. Many novels have this kind of plot, but not too many. I hope that future plots will not fall into clichés and write too many irrelevant plots. Focus on the main character cooking. I have marked it as no CP. I hope it is not an ambiguous novel without CP.

The front part is probably similar to the life-style game, and the settings are similar to that one, but there are obvious changes in the back part, and Goldfinger is also a little different. It's okay, it's good. The disadvantage is that the update is too slow. I want to give it 4 stars [smile]

It's good-looking, at a certain level, the content is not cliché, the plot is well handled, and it's not laggy at all.

I've watched most of it, and overall it's pretty good. The plot and character settings are pretty good, and there are no big surprises. What I don't like a lot are the inappropriate "everyone knows" jokes, which seem a bit edgy. Please consider female readers or readers who are underage or about to reach adulthood...? After all, this is a food article There is also the topic of "girlfriend". It was mentioned a bit frequently in the early stage, which is a very disgusting point for non-CP novels (of course this one is okay), but every time I see this, I always feel a little uncomfortable. To sum up, the common points of novels loved by both male and female readers are that there are fewer jokes in Xiasanlu (unless the environment in which you write is such a situation, such as hospital work), there are fewer emotional topics without cp, and there are fewer sub-cp emotional lines (unless you want to promote the plot, but if the writing is not good enough, it will become an obvious shortcoming) Above, there are a lot less strange things in the back, so I'm giving it five stars for the time being.

The writing is very good. It has the feeling of a previous life-style game. It is very comfortable for daily viewing. Good luck to the author.

In the early stage, I was given a bunch of recipes before my skills were improved. Professor You's giving Jiang a cup of tea was a bit abrupt. To be honest, the whole game is very similar to a life-style game. I'm pretty good at writing recipes! Well, I'll take another look. I still like the idea of ​​improving my skills through hard work... I hope it's no CP... Give me five stars for encouragement! Real review 4.1

The writing is pretty good, although it should be based on some settings of that book. I personally think that food book is the best one I have written so far. I hope your book can also make a breakthrough. The more you write, the better.

So far it seems pretty good, the setting is a bit like a life-style game

First of all, it really feels like a five-ton life-style game. But the pace of this book will be faster and more coherent. The way the protagonist communicates with his family is particularly heart-warming. This is a very healing food article. Then I really wanted to eat after watching it.

It's pretty good, but it's a bit jerky in the early stages and the description of girls is a bit cliched. I thought it was going to be a cliché with no cp on the surface but it was all about ambiguity, so I almost ran away. But in the later stages, the writing went smoothly and it turned out to be very good. It's the kind of light-hearted, daily-oriented writing. It's good and I'd love to read more.

Overall, it is a very good food article, with plenty of information on food techniques. I just feel that the author may not have enough writing skills, and the plot is a bit too bland. From beginning to end, it is basically the process of the protagonist learning and improving the dishes. Many backgrounds and character descriptions basically feel dispensable, such as the anorexic sister, Good Morning Brother, and Old Man Lin. . . The author has gone to great lengths to portray these characters, making people feel that there may be subsequent developments or more branch plots. However, although these characters appeared in subsequent plots, they basically only passed by briefly, which is really regrettable.

Because the setting point is similar to that of a life-style game, I watched it for two consecutive days to catch up on the latest chapter. The writing is smooth, and the various settings and plot progress can also catch the fun. From time to time, I will laugh out loud because of the atmosphere where everyone gets along. But for a kitchen novice like me, the various introductions and experience exchanges in long paragraphs will affect the perception a bit, but overall it is not bad, and it is worth watching and enjoying the meal! Moreover, the various familiar Sichuan dishes, dialects and place names are also very immersive and warm. I look forward to the day when the protagonist becomes the God of Cooking!

It's good, I watched part of it a long time ago, but I finished watching it, so I felt embarrassed to watch it. How to say it? It just feels like it's really over after watching it, but recently I really can't control it, so I just watched it and felt like it. What should I say? Some people say that this ending is bad, but I don't think so. I think this ending is what it should be and it feels very natural. Maybe it's me now, what I say now is very incoherent, but I feel a mixture of emotions inside, and I feel that this ending is actually how it should be. Oh, it's pretty good.

I stayed up late to finish reading this type of book. I have only read this type of book about life games, and the beginning is too similar to that one, so I often can't help but compare it. The beginning of the two books is so similar that I almost gave up the book because of it, but I read the reviews and said it was different later on, so I continued reading. It is indeed different. Many dishes in the lifestyle department have a background story, involving the life of the people of the Republic of China, which seems more touching. I cried when I read that book [laughing and crying]. The plot of this book is relatively bland, and the recipes have too many elements. They often talk about the principles of cooking in several consecutive chapters. When reading it as a novel, it is a little uncomfortable for the senses, but I am very curious whether these are all true? Can you really make delicious dishes by following the instructions? The two books are equally similar in their endings, which are equally hasty. I feel like I should have written a chapter after my cooking skills reached their peak, but it just finished and made me feel itchy. This book is not bad, it's average but it always feels like reading a recipe. However, this is the second book of this type that I think is pretty good and I can finish it, so I recommend it.

It's really good to read. I've read it for the second time. There are no inexplicable emotional lines. I feel that there are so few of this type. This is the second one I've read and it's the best. The previous one had emotional lines but luckily it wasn't inexplicable. However, the effect of the dishes was very strange. Generally speaking, it's not as good-looking as this one. It's a bit similar at the beginning. I really love it. It's really good to read. I didn't finish it last time. I kept reading it and almost forgot about it. I accidentally clicked it and read it today, and it's finished. The story always has to end, and I always feel that I can still write it. This ending is too fast. In fact, it has an ending. I always want the story to continue. I hope that the next road will be better and smoother.

It's very well written, and this book must be read, not listened to. The first few dozen chapters seem a bit anxious, as there are many tasks and the protagonist's strength is not up to par. But in fact, as you read it, you won't feel this way anymore. It's quite smooth, and the transitions are also very reasonable.

A replacement version of the five-ton life-style game, it looks great! ! But I hope and recommend no cp, or sexual interaction with girls~~

I rarely give five stars. This is the second five-star book I have read on Tomato in a long time. Although I have read some popular books, I felt that it changed as I wrote it. To be honest, this book is not short and I probably liked it too much, so it is a pity to end it. Perhaps it is this regret that makes it even higher in my heart. It's really good, I really like it.

It's very interesting. Please keep writing, author.

The description of family and friendship is very profound, and the food is really delicious, and the characters in the book are not facially-shaped and sometimes have a little humor. The supporting characters such as Lao Xie, Lao Chao, Lao Qi, Mom and Dad, Pang Pang, and even Qie Dun are very carefully described, and the cooking methods and texts are also refreshing. , It can be seen that the author really likes to eat, and has done a lot of homework. This book is not long, which is a bit regretful, but regret is also a normal state of life. I hope Xiao Qi can experience the various flavors of life as soon as possible and become a chef. I also wish the author and book friends a happy life.

This book is very well written. In fact, after reading it, I will also think that the protagonist really rarely socializes and just indulges in delicious food. Qi Yu is really getting stronger and more powerful. It is very interesting and interesting. It is definitely a score of 9 or above. I like it.

It's good to read. Although at first it felt like a forced plot like "Jiang Bang Nai" and "Milk Tea", it turned out to be really good. If there is no heroine, then there really is no heroine. It's tens of thousands of times better than those who slap people in the face and pretend to be a harem [Blow kiss] Looking forward to the author's next book

I can't bear to part with it, it's too short, the ending is too short [crying] I love it so much, I forget to eat and sleep, I love reading it, what should I do next after reading it, the writing style is so warm, the food is full of imagination, the steps and details are very convincing, I may never see such a food article again, the plot and characters are all good, I really like the three grandfathers, I really like the fat little apprentice, the author should write a food article soon [crying]

It's good-looking. The characters of the protagonist's family are very cute and they are a very loving family. The plot is also very smooth and you can clearly feel the growth of the protagonist. I just feel like the protagonist's family ate a lot. I don't recommend a plot where they keep saying they are too full and then continue eating. It feels a bit like overeating.

Why does the rating feel so low? It's obviously very good-looking, but the beginning may be a bit discouraging for readers, but the more you read later, the more interesting it becomes. It is a very Chinese style food phenomenon article. (I've been reciting politics a lot lately, and even my comments have that flavor [laughing]) I really like it😍, cheers for the author [Like][Like][Like] Also, I'm here to remind you. It's okay if you didn't add more chapters. Didn't you even make up for the chapters you missed during your leave? @ It's finally over. All in all, it ended too quickly. Great writing, keep it up!

For the time being, I feel that the rating of this book is 9. It's okay. One of the most comfortable points for me is that the protagonist didn't like being a chef at first, but because the system gave him a talent, he felt handy when cooking. Later, he started to like cooking. This change made me feel very comfortable. The main reason is that the author handles it very well. I don't want some authors to feel awkward when they change. Normal people will have a special concern for things they are talented in. For example, some people who are talented in mathematics will feel comfortable when doing math problems and will not have a special feeling of rejection when doing math problems.

Yes, it gave me the feeling of a life-style game at first, but then I gradually developed my own style, a warm daily life plus food tasting. The two complement each other, it looks good, and I recommend it.

It's very beautiful, and the descriptions of the food inside are very tempting. I couldn't finish it because I usually read novels at night, which is no different from doing drugs late at night (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ)

I'll give it five stars. I read a lot of food articles on Tomato, and they were all given directly by the system, and then I just talked about what is particularly delicious, which is boring. In this book, the protagonist also learns cooking from scratch. It has a system but not a lot. It makes me find the feeling of watching life-style games at the beginning. I really like this style. There are some shadows of life-style games in the early part of this book, but it is very good to me. Good review! I hope the author can write another food article in the same style. It won't be about setting up a stall or starting a state banquet with a chef. Come on, author.