Age of Discovery: I Opened a Restaurant in Europe

This is the first time I have found this kind of novel about returning home from abroad, and I am not alone. The story of the time traveler and the aboriginal people struggling together and returning to the Ming Dynasty together is very novel. I will update it quickly. I want to take a look.

It's a very good book. Generally speaking, it's good in all aspects. It doesn't have many bad points, and it can basically tell the story clearly. Although the narrative is relatively light and doesn't have many climaxes, it is very suitable for reading as a refreshing novel. Occasionally, there are some areas where the character creation is not three-dimensional enough. Some of the supporting characters are facially made up, and the character characteristics and behavioral logic are not particularly well explained. This has caused some Shenjin readers on the Internet who are too aggressive to have a bad impression of certain supporting characters. In fact, it is not a problem with the supporting characters themselves. The author's narrative, description of characters, and emotional lines all have room for improvement. I've been reading it for almost two months, and overall it's pretty good. If you don't get hung up on the emotional description, it's pretty good to just read it as an adventure novel. Key point: Don't ask too much for free articles! ! ! ! ! Venting anger against online characters will only expose personal upbringing issues [smile]

It's very interesting and the subject matter is very novel. The food articles I've read before are all from interstellar ancient times. This is the first time I've read about going overseas to a foreign country.

Well, it's nice to read. The setting of this book is quite rare. It focuses on food, but it's oriental food from the ancient European journey, mixed with sailing. I wonder if in the later stage the protagonist will be able to spread geographical differences and make a lot of money. Overall it's pretty good, but I don't know who is the gong and the shou [eating melon]

It's very interesting to watch. It beats most of the two male protagonists, and the plot and emotional development are reasonable! It's not like you fall in love with someone right away and fall in love with you (this is particularly satisfying! There are too few dual male protagonists like Tomato!)

This is actually my wife's first article. The plot is really good and the plot is not too slow. The small drawback is that my wife always writes xx, which makes it very strange to read. Then my wife writes the daily plot of the two male protagonists, which is normal. They are completely friends. When it comes to writing emotional interactions, it is very stiff.

Advantages: dual male protagonists, gourmet stories; a love line, relatively pure love; the setting is the Ming Dynasty. In the early stage, the male protagonists opened restaurants abroad while collecting high-yielding species (potatoes, corns, sweet potatoes, etc.), Which was quite caring; in the later stage, they made money to buy ships and donated them to the Ming Dynasty court for scientific research, and were very patriotic; in the middle, there were also links such as taking the imperial examination and becoming an official and inventing bicycles. Well, the main focus is to have a brilliant life and participate in everything. Disadvantages: The content of Kua Kua Kua is very high, which is fine at first, but just average after a long period of time.

I have read more than 20 chapters. To be honest, the author's writing style is good and the writing is very delicate. Unfortunately, it is a male-to-male relationship, so I have no connection with it. I'll give you a heads up if I see it. If you like it, feel free to read it, the author's writing skills are sufficient

Wow, it's a great article. It's so unexpected. The writing and plot are very good, but the article is not long enough. No wonder there was a comment urging me to update it when I first read it. I was also wondering about the article. After reading it, I thought it was indeed excellent. No wonder someone wrote such a long and excellent comment to urge it to be updated. Collect

It's a good-looking food story with two male protagonists, and it's set in a nautical setting in the last century. It's very good-looking [please update]

Satisfied, satisfied, very satisfied. The relationship between the two protagonists is very delicate. The characters of each character are good. Most of the characters are considered he. The only regret is that the protagonists changed the parallel world. It would be better if it was their own world [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]

I didn't choose this book myself. I was listening to a book at the time. After finishing the last chapter, I happened to have something to do, so the system automatically forwarded this article to me and continued reading. I didn't expect it to be so good. The two male protagonists are not as prominent in love as in other novels. The two of them are in love with each other. They both have their own advantages. One is good at cooking, the other is good at martial arts, and he is a craftsman. There is no obvious strength or weakness. It was a refreshing change of background. Europe was indeed a food desert at that time, and its own food culture had not yet become popular, so it was very real to be impacted by oriental dishes. I haven't finished it yet, but I just wanted to say it, it's very good.

In my mind, Bai Yueguang is the time-travel genre. I am a fifteen-year-old bookworm. This article has refreshed the upper limit of time-travel literature. The author's background in history and geography is quite solid, and there are no unhistorical bugs. It unfolds from the perspective of the two male protagonists as shipwreck survivors who are wandering in a foreign land. With a little bit of growth and accumulation, the world framework spans the East and the West, and it avoids the necessary slap-in-the-face plot in the growth line of the time traveler. The two male protagonists are very vivid and realistic, with solid skills and excellent writing. I am very satisfied with watching it. But as a dual-male protagonist novel, it's too plain. God knows I got into the trap from the dual-male protagonist label to write a sweet novel [face covering]

It's good to read, and it's rare to see it on Tomato that isn't childish, is logical, and made me catch up from afternoon to evening to the last chapter in one go. This is not a book that you will quit after reading a few chapters. Old bookworm strongly recommends [like]! Great👍🏻, cheers up Shali! Additional reminder! ! @Sarili

Nice! When you feel a little bored after seeing a certain level, the author will change the map. There is a very magical magic. After reading the whole book, you will feel that it is very smooth and natural. Properly detailed and well-detailed storylines are anti-routine.

It felt very real after reading it. [Sending Hearts] I particularly like the relationship between the two. Both the relationship and the plot line are very interesting. From writing about sailing to serving as an official in the government, the two of them support each other. Each has its own specialties and has developed very well in its own field. [Full] This is a rare article with two strong characters and two male protagonists, and I also like farming, growth, adventure, and sailing. These elements are particularly attractive! Highly recommended, be sure to read [Learned]

I watched Chapter 275 silently, with two male protagonists + food + modern Europe/Ming Dynasty period. The main character's food career line is the main one, and there are few emotional lines. Love is more likely to develop over time. The story plot is slow and steady, and it is a long-term style. The protagonists in the first two hundred chapters are all in Europe, from Portugal to the United Kingdom to Spain, opening restaurants to make money, making connections, and looking for high-yielding crops such as sweet potatoes and potatoes. In more than two hundred chapters, they return to the Ming Dynasty and deal with the affairs of the Yun family. It seems that they will go to Europe again to get the Galen ship they bought, and then return to the Ming Dynasty to concentrate on development. The plot of the story develops naturally and smoothly. I read many chapters without realizing it. It is still very good. Five-star praise!

After reading this book, I was quite shocked. I originally planned to make a living with food, but I was moved by Yun Min's feelings at the end. I really like this kind of long-term relationship of growing old together. There are no exaggerated misunderstandings. They try their best to be considerate and considerate of each other and shine in their own fields. The whole thing is very coherent, the flaws are not hidden, and the character image created is very clear. I really like Diego. He is so cute. In the early stage, it was really like Yun Min's son who likes to cling to leopards and cats [blowing kisses] os really likes the way the young couple get along with each other in the extra story. Without the pressure of the times, they have more time to spend with each other. It's so sweet.

I finally found a sailing novel with the same theme as mine, and it's about farming and food. I like it. The author's writing is really good. It's a unique experience to read. It also feels more three-dimensional. Such rich and vivid writing techniques are worth learning from. My novels are a bit dry and not lively and interesting enough. More than serious, not enough lively and funny. I hope to learn the writing style from this work and be able to write such a story myself. Moreover, reading this book inexplicably reminded me of my favorite game Age of Discovery, and the music also sounded in my ears. It's really a memory that accompanies the years of growing up and the game. Thanks for the glorious good work and the compositions of the masters of composition. When I mentioned the tavern, I couldn't help but think of going to the bar to have a drink in the game to recruit sailors and get information from the bar girls.

The plot is fluent, refreshing, and reasonable. At first glance, you can tell that the author's wife has deep knowledge and has made very good preparations. It makes people want to read it in one sitting. I particularly like the part about opening a restaurant in Europe. In this kind of mutual dependence, a sincere friendship will naturally arise. As soon as the protagonist has enough food and clothing, he is thinking about the discoveries made in China. He buys the most advanced foreign ships and donates them. He also works hard to take the imperial examination and uses his ability to influence internal affairs. In the end, he successfully helps the Ming Dynasty survive for decades. After reading it, I felt very satisfied and my mind was broadened a lot.

In the beginning, I was attracted to read the food article with two male protagonists and a relatively new subject matter. It was during the Ming Dynasty, that is, the Age of Discovery, and the Chinese activities in Europe. Although the entire article is not entirely written about things in Europe, the transition to China is natural. It can also be said that returning to China is inevitable and is also a main line. When I am doing business in China, there are less food items. It feels a bit Machiavellian, but overall it is relaxed and pleasant. I think it is a good article. I read the end without knowing it (I am a person who doesn't like to read long articles. More than 500 chapters are really long for me, but this article does not make me feel boring). I really like the modern extra part😋

The writing is very good. I have always liked this subject matter, and I just happened to fall in love with it. The writing is smooth and detailed, but it is not finished. 💔💔💔The author should keep writing. I feel like there will be a plot later. After finishing the Zhang Juzheng family, I can also write some daily life. Dealing with the Jurchen problem (? There are also rubber in South America, some improvements or new inventions. And after Yunlin grows up, there will be the Baron family, Captain Reis, and Diego's family. It feels like there are quite a lot of plots. Looking forward to the small side story of Yunji and Min Xi returning to modern times hehe

It's such a pure and warm relationship. Although there aren't many emotional scenes, there is a comfortable feeling that comes naturally. We are now in a period when everyone is paying more attention to Han culture and the Ming Dynasty. I myself have also thought about whether it would be better if the Ming Dynasty could last longer, and if the Ming Dynasty would still be a dynasty dominated by Han culture. I also like the extra story where they return to modern life. Test

Definitely a rare good book for Tomato. In terms of concept, the male protagonist has three righteous views, but he is not a holy mother. If he is poor, he can only take care of himself, and if he is prosperous, he can help the world. I watched it twice. In terms of character portrayal, in addition to the two protagonists, Baron Fernando, Lord Merlot, Wan Li, Zhang Juzheng, etc. Are all well portrayed, with distinctive personalities and amiable faces. The storyline is also very good, with many delicious food depictions, which will make people drool while watching it. I read it twice. All in all, I won't lose money by investing in it. It is tied with "The Mountain Has Medicine" as my favorite in Tomato.

Pretty good. The ratings are more realistic. The only weak point is that Min's character is very naive. Even after going through a lot of things, he still maintains his innocence, which is a bit uncomfortable. But despite the flaws, it is still worth spending time to read.

Okay, it's very novel. I haven't seen anything like it before. Forget it, it's still a bit poisonous if you think about it carefully.

This is the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter. It's very novel and I think it's super cool. Before I read it, I took a look at the comment section. I laughed so hard. Those who didn't read the synopsis or didn't understand the synopsis were confused. The emotional line of this book is about two boys. You can't read this and run away early.

The spots on my body have faded away. I felt really relaxed while reading the article. There are no villains, plots, or intrigues. Everyone is a good person. Although there are not many emotional scenes, they are very delicate, slightly sweet, and endless aftertaste. I wish everyone can be happy and joyful✌︎( ᐛ )✌︎

It's the first time I've seen this type of food theme. I've seen it in interstellar, ancient, and modern times. It's the first time I've seen this kind of background in the Western Continent in the Ming Dynasty. It's really interesting. The author's writing is also very good.

This novel really won my heart. It has the Ming Dynasty's voyages to various European countries that I love to read, and it also has two male protagonists🥰Although this article is mainly about career, the relationship is sweet, the only shortcoming is that it is too plain, there are only two kisses, I can count them all [laughing and crying]