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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- Slice-of-Life Farming
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There Are Hardly Any Good Foodie Stories These Days. I Dare You to Prove Me Wrong
Foodie Stories, but Not the Kind Where the Characters Work Themselves to Death
Looking for Food Stories With Braised Intestines and Red-Braised Pork. Ancient or Period Settings Are Fine 😘
Looking for High-Quality Historical Romance, the Kind You Can't Skip a Single Chapter!!!
Transmigrate, Food, Farming, Hot Pot, and Chili Peppers
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.
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 Food and Cooking Stories with Excellent Writing and No Idiotic Characters!!!
Food stories, cooking stories.
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!
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.
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.
Any Good Historical Romance About Everyday Family and Neighborhood Life in an Ancient Town?
Food Stories! Food Stories! Food Stories! No Tang Dynasty Supplier Stories
Food!
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.
Looking for Highly Rated Farming Novels!
Looking for books like Marrying into the Mountains to Build a Big House: My Biased Parents Regret It Too Late (Qingshan Zhongyue).
Looking for a Food Novel About Simply Cooking, Opening a Shop, and Everyday Family Life, With No Scheming
Food Stories About Selling Snacks at a Street Stall
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.
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.
Travel Back to Ancient Times, Make All Kinds of Delicious Food, with Clear Logic and No Saintly Main Character
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.
Looking for Food Novels Rated 9.0 or Above
Good prose and upright values.
Development, Farming, and Building a Power Base
Looking for books similar to "At the End of the Dynasty, I Organize Large-Scale Farming". This book is pretty well written: witty and humorous, with characters who have their wits about them. Definitely worth a read.
Food Novels, Food Novels, I’m Out of Books to Read
A book with food in the title, and every chapter named after a dish.
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One Hundred Ways to Feed the Villain
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Gourmet: Random Character Chef, Playing Zhu Bajie from the Start
Hey, Human! You’re Falling for Kitties Too, Aren’t You?
Transmigrated as the Original Heroine Who Was Sold, I Win Fame in the Capital with My Cooking
Stop Rushing Me, the Head Chef Went Hunting Again Today
Daily Sign-In: I Become a God of Cuisine in Another World
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It's pretty good, but couldn't they be a little nicer to their own parents? 😅 Aside from this slightly cheesy part, everything else is fine. The original female lead's parents were already very good to her; couldn't they at least reciprocate by sending her some good food?
Having read over a hundred chapters, the plot is fast-paced and the food is described in great detail, but perhaps because the female lead lacks a strong background, she can't really stand up for herself when bullied, which makes it a bit frustrating to read (but this is indeed the helplessness of people without a strong background in ancient times).
It's quite good. There's no romance in the early episodes, and the female lead is focused on her career. The female lead has a nice personality and isn't a pushover. However, I didn't read the synopsis and shipped the wrong couple... I thought the brother's death was faked, but it seems to be a sister-in-law romance. Not bad, it's more interesting than the fake death trope. The pacing feels a bit slow; it's already chapter 100 and they've only just started their small braised food shop.
This male lead is so awesome, hahaha! I had so much fun reading this, hahaha! It's so good, I love the female lead!! I don't understand why the rating is so low, it's really good! A very logical story, I enjoyed reading it! I love it!
It's a very good read, quite logical, and the female lead is great. Ancient food novels often portray the male lead as a loyal dog or possessive for no apparent reason, which gets a bit tiresome after a while. I hope this novel won't fall into that cliché. Good luck, author! It's a very good read, the plot is well-developed, and definitely worth reading.
I haven't finished reading it, but the reviews are infuriating. Even now, Tomato Female Reading is still nitpicking the female lead. What did she do wrong? I just don't understand. She does her best from beginning to end, yet they criticize her for everything. Please, she's human; humans have flaws. Her flaws don't overshadow her charm. Take the refugees, for example.
This is an exceptionally good book. Although I encountered many points of disagreement with the author's values while reading, it's clear the author deeply favors the female lead, genuinely treating her like their most beloved daughter, unlike some novels where the female lead is portrayed as a daughter-in-law. What I like most is that the female lead doesn't have children in the end.
Wow, so few people are reading this! This book made me fall in love with farming and management novels. The female lead is a food blogger who transmigrates into a male-oriented novel. I really like her character – she's smart and kind, but not a saint. She only wants to use men to make money, haha, a true female-centric mindset. Seeing her make a fortune step by step is really satisfying.
I've followed two books with the same setting, but this is the only one I've liked and continued to follow because it's not misogynistic or about female rivalry. The romance subplot is small but just right, and the career-oriented content is light and enjoyable to read. I especially think the female characters are very well-developed. We hope the author will continue his efforts and achieve even greater success!
I don't know why people keep talking about poverty alleviation. When did the heroine's kindness, decisiveness, and ability to help others within her means become a bad thing? Does that mean we have to stand by and watch? So far, I think the author has written very well, and I like this kind of story about getting rich and everyone living a good life together.