Hello, dear readers!
There's a System because the author's writing skills aren't quite up to the task, so the System fills in the gaps;
The story's a little eccentric because the protagonist inherited the author's personality;
It's a little slow-paced because life itself is like water;
There's a little romance because the author is single and can't find love in real life, so he's looking for comfort in fiction.
This is a contemporary urban-life story that's neither too long nor too short, with no major twists and turns.
Chen Hao, a recent graduate with a junior college degree in computer science, is determined to become a great hacker. But for some reason, Lady Luck kisses him and he becomes the lucky owner of a “God of Cooking System.”
To make a living, he can only rely on the System and enter the restaurant kitchen, where a series of hilarious daily mishaps unfolds.
In my humble opinion, Pig Trotters should open a private restaurant in a large courtyard with a better environment. We can serve three or four tables every day, increase the price per customer, make money and not be so tired.