A Chef Who Can’t Grow Vegetables Isn’t a Good Landlady
不会种菜的厨师不是好包租婆
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- Completed
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- Modern Romance
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- Workplace & Marriage
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- 9mo ago
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- A Pig Bumped Him, and a Small-Town Master Chef Appeared Out of Nowhere被猪一撞，小镇名厨横空出世Alternate title on Fanqie
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Food!
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The Female Lead Is a Landlady Type, Financially Secure, Living in the Countryside or Suburbs
I've been reading Tomato novels for ages, but lately I'm out of things to read and can't get into anything. Ladies, does anyone know a story where the heroine is a landlady or lives a leisurely, peaceful life on her own, but returns to city life for the hero? 🙏🙏
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Everyone has already mentioned the advantages, so I'll just talk about the potential shortcomings: 1. The text contains some vulgar language, and although some of it is offensive even though it comes from antagonists, it seems to have been edited and corrected. This is a rare problem in novels, even some very popular female-oriented novels.
It's good. Although it's common to read novels without thinking, I really can't stand reading when the prices are outrageous. This one is reasonable, and it feels like real town life. It's very enjoyable, and there aren't any truly awful things. There were so many people, I felt like I couldn't possibly remember them all, it took me ages to look at them all 😢
Overall, the flaws don't outweigh the merits. The romance aspect is practically nonexistent by the end. The 10 food-themed stories are quite well-written, though some plot holes might be a bit glaring. But overall, they're decent, like a rabbit's farming bloodline awakening!
Super good! It's a very lighthearted novel! Unlike some cooking novels that are full of awful characters, this one has almost none, and even if there are, they appear very infrequently and disappear quickly! I love reading it!
The pacing is a bit slow, but I really like the subject matter. Personally, I think it's pretty good. The consistent update schedule is a big plus. Keep up the good work, author! I hope it becomes a long novel! 😘 I always want to let the book rest a bit before reading it, but as soon as I see an update, I get itchy and can't resist reading it. It seems like following a serial is my destiny 😢
At first, it took a little getting used to. Most of Tomato Novels' food-themed stories consist of long, detailed descriptions of cooking/food, the deliciousness, the aroma, and so on—details so detailed you could practically follow along. (In this story, there are two paragraphs describing the cooking process and two paragraphs describing the food).
I really liked the pacing; it was just right, not too fast or too slow. The food looked so delicious! The only downside was that there wasn't enough time; I finished it in no time. I'll add it to my bookshelf and let it linger.
I prefer this pace compared to the faster pace of the stories I've read before, or even slower pace than the writing pace.
The pacing is relatively slow, the details are quite engaging, and the characters are well-defined. Those looking for something to read should definitely check it out, but it is a bit short.
I can't understand why anyone would give it a low rating. So far, there's nothing wrong with it; it focuses on the food, and the descriptions are all very tempting. There's no romantic pairing, the food is very appetizing, and there are no difficult relatives.