A Random Snack Stall, with Customers All Over the World

The latest 52 chapters. Food stories, however, are lacking in the three important aspects of early preparation, middle cooking, and later description, resulting in a slightly faster pace and a somewhat food-savvy character, which is not what it should be. But the writing is gentle, the price is reasonable, and some of the characters surprised me. The man in suit "Don't tell your mother" and his son "Fa De, Fa De", and the old Tai Chi man "Arrange yourself to meet the enemy!", With just a few strokes, they appear on the paper, exactly what they said. The character is born, and a skillful hand comes by chance. [Learned]

The plot is very interesting, the hero's sister is so cute, and the food in the novel made me hungry🤤

Every time I see the exciting parts, they are gone. Author, you are not good enough.

Very beautiful, very wonderful, very satisfying.

This book is not much different from other stall-setting books. Anyway, it looks good in my personal opinion. But compared with other stall-setting novels, he gave the protagonist a food processing factory in the early stage, which should share the pressure for the protagonist. But you still have to do the system tasks you need to do. In fact, not having this factory would be the best option. Because the protagonist can keep saying that his physical strength cannot reach the point of completing the task, the system can be continuously strengthened. Use this to benefit yourself. Maybe he can also get some system benefits for his sister. But this way, the pressure is shared. There are also a lot fewer reasons to ask the system. I hope that the protagonist can continue to set up a stall as always, but there is no need to keep an eye on that aunt, because that person will report every time. The most annoying thing is that the things she sells have nothing to do with her.

Overall it's pretty good. As for why it only has a rating of seven points, I guess it's because everyone has read too many similar books and it's boring. But for bookworms, it's still good and quite engaging. As for why some people say that the processing factory is going to resign, why should the people stay? This question is not a problem in itself. First of all, the protagonist has to set up a stall, and he is a hands-off shopkeeper. He needs a manager who is trustworthy and trustworthy. Nai's man, the process can be started. As for rebellion, it is unlikely. Salaries, benefits, and working hours are fixed, and there are some surprises. As for companies like this in the real world, I don't think anyone will think about stealing the secret recipe and running away. One has a fixed job, and the other lives a life wearing a mask. Everyone knows how to choose, and the latter may have to join the bureau to make porridge.

Brother, come on, I have been awake and reading for the past three days, reading and sleeping, and finally finished reading more than 300 chapters. The writing is really good. I can see from the protagonist's words and deeds that the author himself is also a modest person with good values. The author should not be a mess. Remember, there are many people who support this book. Five-star praise is coming!

Not bad, and beautifully written. Chapter 38: Acknowledge that there is something wrong with the kissing part❎

The author is very careful when writing this. It is not like some authors who just copy it. At least what I can see here is that it is in line with the market price. It is not like some prices that are really blind and ridiculously high. In that case, you are still selling out and you are among the ordinary people. The author is more close to life. You get what you pay for. I feel very good, and most of Yiyi's words in it are expressed with facial expressions, making it clear that it is this little guy. Overall, I feel very good. I hope the author will continue to work [Like] [Like] [Like]

It's pretty good, but to be honest, it's still not as good as the one written next door. Bye bye