Transmigration: After Quitting, the System Helps Me Open a Restaurant

When cooking yams at home, many people accidentally end up with dark spots on their yams. Actually, there are some tricks to cooking yams properly. Cut the yam and put it directly into a pot of cold water with a spoonful of white vinegar to blanch it. This will remove the yam's slimy substance and keep it white and jade-like.

I feel that the characters Xiao Nan and Xiao Yong are a bit redundant.

Too many chapters on mentoring and teaching apprentices

Writing a book is no easy task, so I give it a five-star rating. Warnings cleared. A story combining food, urban life, slice-of-life, and a system. An urban food novel with vegetarian dishes to cleanse the palate; a light and easy read. It's alright, though the plot is a little off-track. A good read if you're looking for something to read; looking forward to its growth.

It's just a simple, straightforward story, no villains, no face-slapping moments, no romantic pairings, and no episodic segments. If you're looking for this kind of urban food story, and you can quickly skim through it, you won't have to worry about forgetting the plot shortly after reading the next installment. It's definitely worth checking out to kill time.

The text is easy to read, and the food in it looks very appetizing. I hope this is just a book about food and doesn't have any strange or weird plots.

It was enjoyable and I had a lot of fun reading it. I hope the author will keep updating!

It was pretty good. There weren't many tasks later on, so it was all up to me to decide what to do. The system finished its tasks and left. It's a pity that the adorable little one was eventually reset to factory settings.

Overall, it's a heartwarming story, and the food-related content is well-written. However, the ending felt a bit abrupt; it ended just as the system left. It also felt like the system wasn't very useful, as the male protagonist's experience was the main factor. Nevertheless, it's still a good read and worth checking out.

So far, it's pretty good. Most importantly, it's very comfortable to read, unlike some food novels that start fantasizing about romantic relationships.