Gourmet: We Haven’t Even Opened Yet, and Customers Are Already Blocking the Road

I have read a lot of food books, and they are all about the protagonist's most awesome skills. Apart from adding some daily routines, I read them completely for the various delicacies that I have never heard of. But this one is different. It is not just a food article. The protagonist also allows me to see the responsibility of a master. He not only teaches apprentices the craftsmanship, but also teaches how to behave. He stands there. , There is an image of a father that makes people can't help but respect and get close to them. I want to call him dad when I look at it. The protagonist is so reliable, as if everything is not a problem with him, and you can live your life under his protection. The protagonist must be very good if he is a father, because he will care about the physical and mental health of his children instead of forcing them to develop. Ah, no, why did it end so suddenly? It was originally thought to be exciting, but the ending was too sudden. Many pitfalls were left unfilled, such as whether Nuannuan's scumbag father has returned to China, and whether the VIP boy and the Zhuo family have known each other? It's a bit unfinished. I could still write dozens of chapters to explain it clearly. Moreover, there are fewer types of food in the back, and the system can hardly see it.

At present, it seems that the writing is pretty good. As for giving four stars, one is because there are too few and it is not enough to read, and the other is because there are real-life celebrities in the introduction, which is a bit jarring... Come on big

It's well written, at least I, an old bookworm, finished it. I've recently read a lot of books that I couldn't read after 5 chapters, so I gave it 5 stars. There may be exaggerations or illogical logic in some places, but the plot is written relatively smoothly so that readers will not have to look into logical issues in detail along the way. Some holes were dug but not filled, and the ending was rather abrupt. It felt like the book was cut in half for various reasons, and it ended in a hurry after being given an ending in a few words. The character is to my liking. I have always liked people who are warm, kind and have lofty pursuits. In reality, there are not many such people. At least in novels, such people can become the protagonists, complete their own pursuits, and illuminate the people around them.

It's quite good to watch. The author's intentions are great. The main thing is that the main character is very comfortable as always. The supporting characters are all memorable after reading it. Everyone has their own story, but they are all kind and friendly [love]

What should I do? I'm a little bit offended by Gu Rui and Ling Nan [staring]

Actually, it's really good. But the most expensive thing about Lionhead Goose is the head, not the foie gras.

I think it's pretty good, just a little bit lacking.

📚The content of this book is really good, the plot is fascinating, and it's a great read~✨ 🎧But the only regret is that listening to books is an intelligent narration, the voice is too mechanical and lacks emotional ups and downs😔 🎙️It would be great if there were real people dubbing, the tone and rhythm would make people more immersed in it💡 📖The overall experience is quite satisfactory, but it lacks a bit of "human touch"😅 👍Recommended to friends who like novels and food, but it is recommended to optimize the audio part in the future~

It's pretty good, come on~

I found it quite interesting, but it was too short and it felt like it ended abruptly and in a hurry.