Starting with a food stall at the entrance to his neighborhood, frying up his first delicious dish, then upgrading and modifying his food cart, Ye Kuan eventually builds an unconventional food empire. With his extraordinary engineering-minded way of thinking, he clears every obstacle in his path to success and embarks on a wonderfully entertaining entrepreneurial journey.
Vendor: "He runs a chicken cutlet stall like this? Is he selling food or doing research? Will this... even make money?"
Customer: "Their chicken cutlets really are delicious. Boss Ye is generous, though he does hold a grudge. Best not to offend him, or you might not be able to buy his tasty food anymore."
Employee: "What does Brother Ye like most? Singing, of course! I'm not kidding, he's got a great voice. You'd better brace yourself."
Director of a major restaurant group: "Ye Kuan's friendship is worth ten star-rated hotels."
At first, Ye Kuan just wanted to be a hands-off owner of a chicken cutlet shop. He never expected things to turn out quite so differently from what he'd imagined.
Keywords: engineering; entrepreneurship; comedy; food; technology-focused; realistic.
Nothing much to say, let's start the review as usual (minor spoilers) I have read about 100,000 words so far. I would like to make a simple comment on the content of the article. It is different from traditional cooking novels that describe the shocking reactions of guests and have various facial-like supporting characters. The settings of Datou, Wang Mao, Mr. Gao, and Mr. Xue are all very interesting. Mr. Xue, the middle and high school president, is a philistine and has a unique vision. The description is really good. The main plot is roughly based on the protagonist's gradual development of scientific cooking skills from a chicken steak shop, interspersed with several subplots of supporting characters. The writing style is a bit immature, but the plot and group portraits are described very well! There is a system, but the proportion of the system is not large. The protagonist's character has flaws and is more realistic. Overall, it is really well written. I hope to see more interesting content.
It's good to read. It's also about food entrepreneurship, but the protagonist of this novel doesn't rely entirely on the system. He is also very smart, can think, invent, and the description is also very fluent. It's a novel worth reading.
Okay, after all, it's not some god-level stall setting, some Internet celebrity, some fragrance that spreads for ten miles, some health and beauty, some crime-solving expert.
This is a food business article. The protagonist has a good personality, strong hands-on ability, and a system.
Come on, the author is great
Nice! Readers who like farming management will probably like it.