Making a Fortune with Good Food, Backed by the Mountain

The plot is fast-paced and not procrastinating. The descriptions of the food are very detailed. The heroine is very three-dimensional and smart and thoughtful. However, there may be a little too much psychological description and it seems a bit too vernacular. Some of the psychological descriptions, hahaha, and complaints can be slightly deleted. Leaving this part until the author has something to say will make the impression better and make the sense of substitution stronger (no malice, purely personal suggestion) Come on [full]

It's good to watch. At the beginning, I saw other people fighting over the heroine's name. I think the heroine's name is quite nice and not too dramatic. Also, although I know that people in ancient times didn't have much knowledge and there will always be a few bad-mouthed people who like to make trouble, I still got angry when I saw it. What makes me feel particularly good is that there are quite few such trouble-seeking people. Except for those in that village, I can't understand the heroine. Family, why do you always care about what the people in the village say about them? They can say whatever they want, and it's fine if they don't listen. Why do you have to care about those people? Another shortcoming of this book is that it doesn't have a lot of descriptions of food. It seems that it can be passed in one or half a page. Other food articles only have a lot of descriptions in one or two pages. This one is a bit less, and it seems to be quite fast.

Very ordinary words, although it is only a short year of life, but it has a very happy feeling. The relationship between the heroine and her family and friends is very warm, there are some top-quality things but not many, and there are no royal family members or intrigues. The heroine has no cp or ambiguity, but there should be a single arrow. Goldfinger is quite big, with system and space. The system's presence is extremely low, and it never appears except after the initial binding. Also, you can buy everything in the system mall. Some of the modern items bought by the heroine are a bit weird, such as fans, wall breakers, etc.

It's very nice. Although it is co-operated with the uncle's family (grandma's family joined in the middle period), the relatives are all very good character. It is a family-style workshop. There are no bad people and there is no male protagonist. However, there is suspicion of balance at present. Fortunately, the male has a single arrow. There may be more casual thoughts.

There is no cp in the food management article. It is more about daily life and adds a little warmth. Relatives who do not get along with each other are fine. There is no intrigue and no royal officials. The plot is ideal and should not be taken too seriously. Except for the heroine's aunt, a domestic violence man who gambles and sells women, and the heroine's aunt's biological mother, there is no good writing (there is no treatment result, there is no plot after the disgusting, and there is no explanation of the follow-up). There are no poisonous points. Overall, it is worth recommending.

I really like this kind of article that has no top quality and the heroine is pursuing a career. It is very healing. The author will update it more often.

It's super good-looking. I really like this kind of warm, plain and interesting article about the heroine's career. I really like the various delicacies written in it. It feels delicious and very immersive. No, I'm hungry again! ! !

Not bad, you can watch it!

A heart-warming article about getting rich through food.

It's great and I love watching it. I've recently become obsessed with watching food [laughs]