
Transmigrated to Ancient Times to Sell Bento: The Wicked Sister-in-Law’s Road to Riches
穿到古代卖盒饭:恶毒寡嫂致富路
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- 1.0M Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- 1y ago
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Explore more →Are There Any Foodie Novels on Tomato?
Male- or female-oriented novels are both fine. No harems with three thousand beauties. Either no female lead, or just one. For female-oriented novels, anything goes, since I’m a total hypocrite about this. No brainless characters who get dumbed down!
Give Me Some Food Fiction About Street Stalls or Opening a Shop. No Starting Out With a Kid
No more child-rearing plots. I'm so sick of them. If it's a food story, just make it about food.
Looking for Food Stories With Braised Intestines and Red-Braised Pork. Ancient or Period Settings Are Fine 😘
Looking for a Food Novel About Simply Cooking, Opening a Shop, and Everyday Family Life, With No Scheming
I Need Ancient-Era Food and Farming Novels!
Looking for stories where the heroine transmigrates to ancient times, cooks, and builds a prosperous life. CP or no CP is fine. Not too many awful characters, and the male lead shouldn’t have too high a status. No palace intrigue, please. Great writing and airtight logic are a must.
Looking for Foodie Stories (Street Stalls and Shopkeeping)
Food Stories, But No Absurd Pricing: No Selling a Scallion Pancake for a Fortune!
Food-themed stories, good food-themed stories. Please, I'm in a reading slump.
Ancient-Era Farming Stories About Buying Servants and Building a Cozy, Comfortable Life
Any genre is fine. I just want a story where the protagonist can build houses, buy land, and hire servants in ancient times, then live a happy, cozy life as a little landlord. I especially love when they hire servants who feel they've found a wonderful master! Fellow readers, please send me recommendations.
Foodie Stories, but Not the Kind Where the Characters Work Themselves to Death
Looking for Stories About Ordinary People, Street Life, and Rural Life in Ancient Times
No harems or inner-court stories with emperors, princes, princess consorts, or the like later on. I just want stories about ordinary little people.
Looking for Stories Where the Heroine Can Cook and Makes Delicious Food!
As the title says, I'm a foodie and want stories where the heroine cooks, opens a shop, and falls in love along the way~
Looking for Food Novels Rated 9.0 or Above
Good prose and upright values.
Food-Focused Stories
Looking for some good food-themed novels.
Travel Back to Ancient Times, Make All Kinds of Delicious Food, with Clear Logic and No Saintly Main Character
Food Novels That Make Great Mealtime Reading
Nothing too basic, please. I want something well written, ideally with detailed descriptions of the food, but without overly flowery prose!!!!
Looking for Stories with a Female Lead Who Can Cook All Kinds of Delicious Food. Thanks!
The female lead can cook all kinds of delicious food, a bit like Chinese Hero. She can explain each dish as she cooks. It doesn't have to be about competing with others or picking fights through cooking; running a restaurant or something is fine.
Food Stories! Ancient-Era Food Stories! Traditional Chinese Dishes and Pastries!!
Mostly about food, farming, business, and running a street stall!! I want everyday life among ordinary people, small-time officials and modest households. No palaces, mansions, or palace and household intrigue!!
Food Stories About Selling Snacks at a Street Stall
Quick Transmigration Period Novel With a Female Lead Who Can Cook Foods Like Pig Intestines, Hot Pot, and Mala Tang
I'm looking for books similar to The Handsome Carpenter's Difficult Wife Gets Rich Through Food. I don't want the male lead to be a crown prince, prince, or grand chancellor.
Food Novels, But Not Ones Where the System Just Hands Out Recipes
I don't want stories where the System gives the protagonist individual recipes and they can only cook those dishes. I want a proper chef and food story.
Looking for Stories Like One Where a Maid Is Exiled from Her Master's Household, Rescues the Young Master, and Raises Him
Looking for books similar to A Farmer’s Daughter’s Fight to Prosperity: Making a Fortune to Save Her Benefactor.
Food Stories! Food Stories! Food Stories! No Tang Dynasty Supplier Stories
Food!
The Female Lead Is an Amazing Cook and Makes the Three Kids Next Door Drool
I want to read books similar to "After the Marriage Swap, the Contrast Female Character Is Pampered by Her In-Laws."
Novels With Amazing Cooks for Heroines Who Make Everyone Drool
The female lead is an amazing cook, and everyone is drooling over her food.
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It's pretty good, but can't you be nicer to your parents? [Awkward laugh] Apart from this, it's a bit weird. The original heroine's parents are already very good. Can't you repay the favor a little? Send some cooked food to them.
After reading more than a hundred chapters, the plot is very compact and the food is written in detail, but maybe the heroine has no background, and she can't solve the problem forcefully when she is bullied, so it feels a bit frustrating (but this is indeed the involuntary behavior of people with no background in ancient times, right? It's been more than two hundred chapters, and Mr. Xiao has been quarreling with the heroine from time to time. The heroine is still hot-tempered and cold-hearted. She obviously lacks a grandson as a supplier. It seems that there is no other big restaurant except Mr. Xiao's restaurant. I have never read more than two hundred chapters of the heroine who is still so aggrieved.
It's pretty good-looking. There is no emotional line in the early stage and she has been working on her career. The heroine has a good personality and is not a soft bun. However, I didn't read the introduction and landed on the wrong CP... I thought the brother's death was a fake death, but I didn't expect it to be a story about a sister-in-law. Yes, it is more interesting than a fake death plot. It just feels like the pacing is a bit slow, and the small braised food shop has just opened after one hundred chapters.
! ! I don't understand why the rating is so low, it's really beautiful! It's a very logical article, I'm very happy to read it! Love it so much!
It's very interesting, relatively logical, and the heroine is pretty good. Ancient food articles like to write about the male protagonist as a loyal dog, or some inexplicable possessiveness. It becomes a bit boring after reading too much. I hope this article will not fall into the cliché. Good luck to the author ୧⍢⃝୨. It's very interesting, the plot is very reasonable, and it's worth watching.
I haven't finished reading it but I was so angry when I saw the book review. Now Tomato Girl Channel is still picky about the heroine. I don't understand what the heroine did wrong. She did her best from the beginning to the end. If you say this is not good, that is not good. Come on, the heroine is a human being, and she will have shortcomings. If she doesn't hide her flaws, she is still very charming. Let's talk about the refugees. The heroine has the modern idea of everyone being equal, and she has a sympathetic attitude towards the two of them. If she found out that Wang wanted to escape, wouldn't she have dealt with it seriously? Then some people mean to let the heroine, who is unwilling to oppress others, use the prostitution contract to oppress the two of them and slap them in the face? Moreover, the heroine is not the Holy Mother and takes this matter seriously, but because she was once a vulnerable group, why can't she be soft-hearted to them. I'm Shen Mengdang, and I don't quite understand Xiao Xiao. I feel that Xiao's feelings for the heroine are a bit of a charity. I haven't seen the emotional scenes later, but I still don't understand. I still don't see the turning point in Xiao's relationship with the heroine in the early and middle stages. He thinks that the heroine is equal to him. As a casual fishing article, I think it's good. I watched the ending at the end. In the middle, the heroine said she didn't want children, but at the end she still insisted. She was very sober. You old tomato feudals, please continue to contribute to the country by giving birth to eight children!
It is a particularly good-looking book. Although while reading, I found that there are many differences from the author's views, no matter how you look at it, the author is very partial to the heroine. He truly writes about the heroine as his favorite daughter. Unlike some novels, where the heroine is actually written as a daughter-in-law. What I am most satisfied with is that the heroine did not give birth to a child in the end. The heroine has her own thoughts and ambitions. The male protagonist is also okay. It's the female protagonist's little comb. The pulling feeling on the back is very well written, and it has the smell of a dank male ghost. All in all, five stars.
Surprisingly, so few people have read it. This book directly made me fall in love with farming management books. The heroine was originally a food blogger who traveled through time in a male channel novel. I really like that the heroine is smart and kind but not a virgin. I see that men only want to use them to make money. Hahaha. It is a true female-centered mentality. It is really fulfilling to see the heroine make a lot of money step by step. Although it feels... The romance line accounts for three-tenths of the whole story, but it's still pretty sweet~ I like the contrast between the heroine's calmness and dexterity when doing business and when she's in love. At first, I was afraid that the heroine would turn into a love-minded one and be forced to love her by the sullen hero. Later, when I saw the heroine training a dog, I felt relieved. Hahahaha, it was quite enjoyable, but I felt that the ending was a bit sudden and reluctant [crying][crying]
I have read two books with the same setting. Only this one I liked and kept reading because it is not misogynistic or androgynous. Although the emotional line is small, it is just right. The content of pursuing a career is light and joyful to read. Especially the female characters in it I feel great. I hope the author will continue to work hard and achieve greater success!
I don't know why people keep talking about poverty alleviation. When did the heroine's kindness, determination, and ability to help others within her own ability become a bad thing? Is it okay to just sit back and watch? So far, I think the author has written very well. I like this kind of article about getting rich and everyone living a good life together.