Going to the Countryside in 1970s Northeast China to Become a Master Chef
70年代下乡在东北做厨神
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 188k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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There's no backstabbing or scheming, and no truly wicked characters. The protagonist cooks a variety of meals for everyone to complete system tasks, sometimes bordering on saintly. It feels like the author forgot about the system while writing; the "food praise" trope is rather pointless.
The content is alright, nothing particularly outstanding, rather bland. But it feels like after going to the countryside, the protagonist is the one cooking every day, and everyone else paid for the house, and the hunters always get paid in full. Maybe I don't really like this kind of protagonist.
Well, it's rather bland, without much scheming or intrigue, and the protagonist doesn't seem to have any clear goals.