Back to Field: Everyone Falls Silent When I Roast Chef Huang’s Cooking

The protagonist is set up as the son of the richest man in the city. Normally, Huang Lei would not dare to offend him. His family's power is overwhelming, so they protect him in the entertainment industry. Just look at the way he licked Wang Zhonglei in the first season.

How do I put it? It looks okay. As for why it is three stars instead of four or five stars, it is because it looks okay but not very satisfying. I don't know when the son of the richest man became so shameless. Although Huang Lei and others did not openly embarrass the protagonist, there were many small actions behind the scenes. The one who made the protagonist do this or that was an educational protagonist who forced the protagonist to eat this and that with words. Don't people who have been in the entertainment industry for so many years not have this kind of emotional intelligence and IQ? Knowing that the protagonist is the son of the richest man, even if he is not flattering, he should be a stranger or an ordinary friend. As a result, Huang Lei is either thinking about how to educate the protagonist or how to embarrass the protagonist. There is a chapter where the parents of the protagonist are also watching the show. People who can be the richest man are not fools. Can't you tell that Huang Lei and the others are secretly targeting the protagonist? The son of the richest man has more face than the son of the richest man when he is a tycoon. It just depends on the attitude of other people in the entertainment industry towards Xiang Zuo. He is not the son of the richest man. As a result, the protagonist is the son of the richest man and has no face at all.

The introduction didn't match the content, and I felt a little aggrieved. Is this what I want to do to the richest man in the city? I just stopped talking after a few sentences. Is it also called the Entertainment Industry Discipline Inspection Commission? How about playing?

To be honest, it's very well written. I checked the comment section, and there were basically negative reviews. But I still think it's pretty good-looking, at least it keeps me watching and makes me find it interesting, and all kinds of jokes are played well. Maybe it's my unique taste, but for a thousand people, there are a thousand kinds of "Hamlet". In my opinion, it's very exciting. Come on, author!

It's all the inner monologue of the supporting character.

There are too many inner thoughts. Six out of ten chapters have inner thoughts.

🙂🙂🙂 It has to be you

What do you think? Motivation

It's barely readable. I've read several books in this genre. The one I remember particularly deeply is the one in which the rich second generation and Chef Huang competed for the kitchen to cook for others and poisoned me to death. This book is okay and not that poisonous, but the main character's soul traveled through time and took over his ex-girlfriend. Does that count as having sex?

Well written, not bad