Qingmu Food Tales

Wow, I can even write my own reviews! (´◊ω◊`) A little something to commemorate the first book I truly wrote in 2024 that I actually finished! ꒰^ↀωↀ^꒱❤❤ When writing the outline, the inspiration came from how two people who were tired of the conflicts of the world could come together.

I really enjoyed this book. Although it focuses on the gentle flow of daily life, the overall content is detailed and fast-paced, with a well-developed story background. The daily life is structured around small episodes depicting changes in the martial arts world and the Tenglong Society, preventing it from feeling like a mere chronicle of events!

I got hungry watching this late at night 🤤 It's been so long since I've seen such a normal duo of male leads. Not some king or general, The profession is quite rare. A gangster leader and a corpse collector Daily life trivia Daily work, Cooking and eating, There are also many folk customs. It's quite interesting how down-to-earth it is. I really hope you'll add more side stories! I want to read side stories 😘 You know what I mean.

The author's writing is excellent, and their values are sound. It's been a long time since I've seen an author with such upright values; both characters are portrayed as noble, honest, and kind. The only drawback is the lack of a romantic subplot. In the beginning, their relationship is purely platonic, only seeing each other once every few months…

Thirty-fourth. It's a great watch. While it's described as a relaxing, food-themed show for retirement, the plot is actually quite rich. The relationship between the main characters is very heartwarming, a perfect strong-strong pairing. It's full of martial arts elements, the fight scenes are quite good, and both characters are very relatable, achieving their current status entirely through hard work. The depiction of the gangs is quite interesting, like a miniature imperial court.

The writing style is smooth and gentle; it's rare to find a story that focuses on this profession. There are no exaggerated "golden finger" abilities or anything like that. The food descriptions are also very down-to-earth, without any fancy dishes—just the kind of delicious food you can imagine. I hope more people can see this! Hehe!!

It's very realistic, capturing the atmosphere of life in ancient times with its stark contrast between rich and poor. The cooking process, color, aroma, and taste of the dishes are described in great detail, almost like it's teaching me how to cook! 🤦 The plot unfolds seamlessly, and at first I wondered why certain events or characters appeared, but later everything seemed to connect and serve a purpose. 😂

Surprisingly, no review was written. It's perfect. After finishing it, I searched for food-themed novels on Tomato Bookstore for two days, wanting to continue reading in this genre, but unfortunately, I couldn't get into anything else. So I went to read another book by the same author. I was originally planning to save it for later. Looking back now, the article title actually means the conversation Lao Qing and Xiao Mu had over dinner. How clever! 😘

It's very well written, giving a peaceful overall feeling. There's no sudden wealth or the appearance of awful characters. The two main characters are well-described and written without feeling awkward. It's already 80% better than Tomato's works.

I'm not very well-written, but all I can say is that it's really well-written, I enjoyed reading it, and I highly recommend it. I hope the author will write more! It's just my style. I'll keep following your work, and now I'm going to catch up on your other works, hehe 😘😘