Food: Start by Setting up a Random Stall Selling Cold Skin

It's very good, very warm, and plain love is love. Unlike other novels, either neighbors come to eat and drink or beautiful women come to work as assistants. There is no problem of divorce and raising children. It's very good. It's just about making delicious food. It's very good. It takes five days off and two days off. The protagonist can choose to rest or continue cooking food. Much better than other systems

The system owner of the male host changes the food to another one every week, but I don't see the system rewarding the male host with any material rewards after completing a task. He just keeps changing the way he cooks the food, and nothing else. I hope that after the male protagonist completes the task, in addition to food production, the system can also reward some money or material things in life, otherwise there will be no motivation and passion.

There is no need to open a shop. Reading this kind of books basically means setting up random stalls.

Even if the word count is less, it still costs half a million words.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, plain. It's okay to have a tooth festival

Beautiful, very beautiful, very interesting to watch

It's very beautiful, and those who watch it will have a great appetite.

Very good looking and highly recommended

I like it very much and it looks good

Okay, okay, I just didn't expect it to end so soon

It looks good, but the ending is a bit sloppy. Great author, keep up the good work! Take good care of you

Simple and warm, food to pass the time in ordinary times

The plot becomes more exciting as we go to the back, and everyone who watches the food will be hungry. It's so good.

Very bland food article, I like [flying kiss][flying kiss][flying kiss]

It's pretty good so far, but after seeing the author talking about opening a store in the mid-term and later in the game, I'm not interested anymore.

Cross-the-bridge rice noodles are not authentic [face-covering][face-covering][face-covering]

A book about food, not recipes with a storyline.