Food, no CP, slice of life, comedy, comfort food, cozy and heartwarming, healing.
Ye Bingfeng transmigrates to a parallel world and gets bound to a food System.
Every week, he completes the tasks issued by the System and receives different rewards.
He sells braised lion’s head meatballs in Central Park, grilled fish by the seaside, and big pork buns outside the library...
With god-tier knife skills and cooking, his food sends an irresistible aroma drifting for miles, making everyone’s mouth water.
While diners chase the Eat to Your Heart’s Content smart food truck all over the place just to taste its incredible food...
“Holy crap, the boss is lying flat and taking a break? How am I supposed to get by from now on?”
“I came all the way from a thousand miles away just to taste the delicious food from Eat to Your Heart’s Content, and the boss has suspended business to enter a cooking competition.”
“Huh? Where’s the Eat to Your Heart’s Content food truck? Where are my braised lion’s head meatballs? My big pork buns? The boss went to teach at a culinary school?”
When the diners discover the boss is lying flat and resting, they head straight to his Eat to Your Heart’s Content restaurant to secure their next meal.
When they discover he’s entered a cooking competition, they scramble to compete for spots on the judging panel.
After reading Chapter 6, I realized that it wasn't all about food. Once I got to the point where my parents were plotting and scheming, I pulled it out because it wasn't my type.
I still want to dream of a five-star review. Two stars is a lot. Why does a food article have so many conspiracies and intrigues? Isn't it better to read those conspiracies and plots in the Crooked Dragon King than in a food article?