As Long as the System Pays, I'll Work 996 to the End

Nice! I read all the chapters in one go, and there were no bad points. The heroine is so cool. She was framed and opened a certain account in order to protect her rights. After the rights protection was over, she was afraid that customers would urge her to work overtime and then canceled her account. It was very interesting and she felt like a hermit. Also, when she was facing the rich, handsome, and beautiful customers in front of the stall, she was neither a nymphomaniac nor a nonsense person. She just took the time to sell things and then get off work early and go home to rest. It was especially like the way I looked forward to getting off work on time or even early every day 😳

It's very interesting and pretty, and the heroine isn't being a jerk or anything, but some of the comments are quite funny. The heroine didn't make any excessive demands on the system. Then many people started to accuse the heroine of making excessive demands. I was wondering when I was watching male videos, the male protagonists made very excessive demands, and even established a 👟 religion without anyone criticizing them. How come the female protagonists have such high demands on the female protagonists. It's just too little. It's not enough to read. Can the author write a few more extra chapters? The extra chapters are also very interesting.

It's good. This is the second time I've read this type of book. If I don't focus on some small details, it's still a very relaxing book. I prefer the system in this book and the little tsundere who gets along with the heroine, as well as the plot with the diners when setting up a stall. But what I hate the most is that the diners like what she cooks so much. As a result, she is not tired sometimes. She is just a fishy character who cooks a little and then hangs these diners. It gives me the feeling of a person who has no sense of gratitude, right? It's not that this is bad, it's just that I don't like it very much anyway. I don't feel happy that others like the food I cook. Instead, I feel smug and proud? The first book I read was The Boss is a Real Dog, He Sets Up a Street Stall and Walks Around. I think this book is okay. At least it gives back to old customers and so on. Anyway, it looks much more comfortable than this one.

I'm very happy to find the same food article again after reading Lin Zhou. This one has a lot of interaction with the system and more black technology. However, the plot of setting up a stall seems to be a little weaker than Boss Lin's? They are all beautiful! And there is no emotional line.

There is no slap-in-the-face plot like other novels, which is very good, and there is no inexplicable and too close relationship with someone.

The writing is very good, with a touch of interstellar food stalls. The heroine is really funny and fun. In order to prevent others from asking her where to set up stalls, she has canceled her account every time. It is really cool. The system is simply invincible.

This is the first time I've seen this, it's pretty cool. Five stars first

Pretty good, um... It may be a bit exaggerated for some people. The heroine is very good at craftsmanship and can win people's hearts no matter what she does. Hand cakes, beggar's chicken, soup dumplings, fried chicken, cold rabbit... The heroine gets rewards by completing tasks, villas, luxury cars, manors, ranches, private planes, private ships... The heroine not only sells things in this world, but also sends things to the stars to buy. The things made by the heroine have some special effects, such as good luck, whitening, anti-hair loss, animal affinity... Then the diners who were captured by the delicacies made by the heroine formed a group to look for traces of the heroine. It is quite fun, but what some book friends are more surprised about is that the heroine cures diseases by cooking delicacies. Although the heroine only cured two people in the whole story, some people still say it is very shocking. How can I say it? I feel like I've said a lot. If you're interested, you should read it. It's a very relaxing article with a lot of ups and downs [Blow Kiss]

It's good to watch, and it also foreshadows some plot points. Overall, it's a fun read!

If your imagination is big enough, there's another track in food writing! Anyway, I've only read two books, and I think they're pretty good. It's just that changing places for seven days, and then selling things in the underworld is a bit impressive! The diners are also very resentful!