
Siheyuan: Hard Times, but I’m a Culinary God
四合院之艰苦岁月,我是厨神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 173k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
139Chapters
492Reads
6.3Score
45Listens
207.5kReads · all time
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I hope you all like Feifei's book. I had something to do at home some time ago, so I stopped updating for a few days. I apologize to the readers and I will work hard in the future. There is less violence in this book. Those who like it can read it. Only with your support can I have the determination to continue writing. The ending will not disappoint everyone. Thank you again for your support, readers! Thank you!
Come on, Sao Nian, if you are more awesome and exciting, I will add stars to you!
I read all the chapters at once. It is a very eye-catching Siheyuan fan novel. The plot is finally not the same as the third one. Recommended by old bookworms!
It's a rolling mill, not a rail steel mill.
It's quite nice to look at, but the rolling mill and rail steel mill look like they're stuck in your throat.
I like it very much. There is not so much hostility. He is humane and sophisticated. He doesn't know what the world is like just because there is a system. Great support for the author.
Nothing poisonous, okay?
Good book, to my liking
You can still keep it
Not bad, keep working hard in the future, keep working hard