I'm the Tofu Belle of the Stars

I'm a little curious, has the author ever studied these things (marketing or something like that)? I feel so professional every time! ! Let's put aside the plot and talk about the author. Those quotes you came up with are really good! And very true! At first I thought the protagonist would sell this soy milk after making it for our little angel! The result was no - the benefits of the design here were too huge, so I didn't dare. Then I thought about it carefully, and if I were the protagonist, I might do the same thing! ! ! And when I read more than a dozen chapters, the author introduced a story (the rich treated the nobles to dinner), which completely highlighted capitalism from the side! ! ! And the protagonist: He wants to improve the quality of beans! Want a sincere transaction! ! I really like this innocent heart! !

It's a little more realistic than other interstellar novels, haha. It mainly refers to the protagonist's early-stage embarrassment as a novice and a gangster, as well as his awkward personality, and the part about the business plan where he dreams of going back to the university innovation and entrepreneurship competition. But the early stage is really a bit slow. From making the soy milk to going to my apprentice's house, I feel like I can go through it quickly. The interaction with Zai Zai is very cute, i people only treat i humans, long live furry⊙∀⊙!

It's very interesting so far, please give it a thumbs up from the author It's just that some parts are too draggy.

It's more realistic. The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger. The only thing he can do is to promote the flower gardener's food on his own. It's quite interesting. This is not a stupid article. After searching for a long time, I finally found a food article I like [Blow kiss]

It's pretty good-looking, and I really like this genre. I just want to know who the other male protagonist is? I'm going to give in to the cp of my junior and the protagonist! ! [Cover face][cover face]

Not bad, a food development article with two male protagonists in the interstellar world. The introduction of things is a bit too detailed, so those who are impatient may not like it. The background should belong to the interstellar background of Western aristocrats. The protagonist is a bit weak. If he only develops delicious food, it would actually feel like a piece of meat. The attackers cannot protect him at all. I wonder if he will develop force in the later period. Moreover, the human lifespan in the interstellar world is only over a hundred, which feels a bit short.

The author's writing is really good, suitable for discerning party friends who like to read long stories. The world view is very complete and rich in details. Sometimes you will marvel at the author's many whimsical ideas. The logic of the behavior is clear, especially the description of the social background and the business war. I felt like I was turning into a social beast when I read it [face covering] The author must have done some work in this area in real life, or put in a lot of effort. But the emotional line is very slow! Very slow! Friends who don't like it can avoid it. It takes more than a hundred chapters for the male protagonist to appear, and it takes more than three hundred chapters for the relationship to progress. But it is acceptable to me. It feels closer to real love to a certain extent and more real. I forgot to mention that it may not be very "gourmet" in the early stage, and it may even be based on the research of the same plant, but it is very real and very logical. It's like picking and choosing the settings in ordinary interstellar food articles and recasting them into a logical shell that would exist in reality, making people feel less suspended.

It's pretty, but too short.

It's very interesting, the logic is clear, the writing is very good, and the setting is very interesting. I really like to read this kind of casual writing, but if the writing is not good, it will collapse into a pile of S😥 I have one thing to say, the author's writing is really beautiful, but there is too little. Please give me more [crying]

The protagonist who is still happily counting money to the capitalist after being sold is quite acceptable.