The Outcast: The Chef Shopkeeper's Daily Life with Xia He

Suitable for leisure time reading, it's a good change of taste I looked at some comments and thought, well, I've read too many cool articles, are they expensive? Sorry, I am poor too, but there are more than just some dishes. Some of the ingredients we have here cost thousands of yuan per kilogram, and tea costs thousands of yuan per kilogram, not to mention that it is effective. It is like saying that this dish is super nourishing for the kidneys. As long as it is released, people will want to taste it. I think the ratings are also low, and some of them take less than thirty minutes.

Not bad, but I hope the system can give the protagonist some alien abilities. Otherwise, can the protagonist really survive in the world under this person?

To be honest, the style of this book is quite similar to that of a gourmet food supplier. It just adds an element of under one person and can be read in leisure time. I think if the protagonist wants to add therapeutic elements to food, he can refer to the food substitutes in the fourth part of JOJO's Bizarre Adventure. If you want to adapt to the design of this book, you can make some other settings for the effect of the avatar, or use different dishes to have different effects. After the level is high, you can directly treat some small suggestions. Don't spray if you don't like it🐶🐶🐶

This is really good-looking. Although there is an element of one person in it, it can be considered a serious daily cook article. It's so good-looking 👍 👍 👍 👍 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

It's not very good-looking, but it's worth reading if you're short on books. Just read it as a cool article, something less powerful would be nicer. If you read it as a daily novel, it doesn't have much of a flavor of life. Just read it as a fairy tale, this is a system cheat. Just read it as a farming article, but there is no fun in cultivating it. All in all, it's okay to pass the time and look around. At least it's much better than some books that forcefully impress themselves with their value.

It's so good-looking that the male protagonist gives them more food to eat. His eyes light up and he doubts his life. Haha, and then he quickly takes down Xia He. He is a straight man. He is indifferent even with such a beautiful woman by his side.

Highly recommended. The content of "Under One Person" is only a little bit included. It is basically the daily life of a cook.

Don't look at him as a subordinate, it's more appropriate to look at him as a young Chinese master. There are no battle scenes, he is all cooking and tasting delicious food [Thoughts]

Hmm, I don't know what you like. Anyway, I read this novel quite well. The more I read it, the more I liked it. Well, he is the kind of person who prefers healing and warmth. I don't know who it is, deliberately lowering the score. The only emotional line here is Xia He, and it's not like other novels where the single heroine is actually unclear about more than a dozen women.

Is Xia He in the author's book a personal creation or an original work?