
The Age of Sail: Opening a Restaurant in Europe
大航海时代:我在欧洲开餐馆
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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.
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
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.
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]