God-Tier Food Truck: Foodies Around the World Beg Me to Set Up Shop

Objectively analyze the strengths and weaknesses of this book. Generally speaking, the writing is good and the reading is smooth. The corresponding plot when the heroine sets up the stall is also reasonable, such as the reaction of the customers, the gradual expansion of the scale, etc. But I think there are two very big problems with this book. The first one is that there is no CP in the copy. Everyone should know who the audience of Tomato specializes in watching female videos without CP. They usually like the heroine to be unique and beautiful, but this book is not non-CP in the conventional sense. The heroine is the mother of a husband who died after marriage! She and her husband had a very good relationship. Her lack of CP was largely due to the fact that she could no longer accept other men after her husband died. In other words, her dead husband was her White Moonlight hero! Even rounding it off, she has been a widow for her husband. Moreover, the heroine is a pregnant mother. Her motive for making money is to give her child a better life, and everything must be compromised for the baby. Of course, there are many people like the heroine in life, but generally readers who like the protagonist to be unique and beautiful may not be able to accept this setting... I only hope that the heroine's children will have her last name in the future. If the last name is also the same as that of Bai Yueguang's husband, who died young, then... It's hard to say anyway. Then based on the first question, the second question was extended. The heroine makes money for the baby, and she can draw a recipe every day, so you will find that more than half of the recipes in this article are specially made by the heroine for her and the baby, and are not taken out to set up a stall. In other words, the author spent a whole chapter or even more pen and ink to carefully write a new dish, and then how the heroine selects the ingredients, how to make it, how to taste it, and sighs how much it is good for the baby to eat... What then? Then it was gone. This recipe has not appeared since then, at least that's what I see now. To be honest, there are too many such plots and they are too watery. I am a person who always reads carefully when reading novels. Whenever I see the heroine making delicious food to reward herself and her baby, I just skip it and don't read it. It's not that I'm bad at speaking. If I really want to watch other people cooking, or want to watch other people taste it, why don't I just watch videos of cooking masters? Why don't I read the reviews in those food columns? The cool thing about this kind of food article is the customers' reactions when setting up a stall, the slap in the face, the money earned, and the improved life. No matter how it is a food article, it still has a plot. You must have a main line. No matter how slow the progress is, it is still a main line, and it must be a reasonable main line. It is not that the heroine makes money to buy high-end ingredients to make nutritious meals so that the baby can develop smoothly. Do you think readers like this kind of main line? It's not like you work hard all day to set up a stall, then go home and buy expensive high-end ingredients and spend half a day to cook a meal. Then after eating it, you say it's delicious. The baby in my belly will definitely develop better! The only meaning of many recipes is this. The author, I sincerely suggest that you reduce this kind of plot. After all, you are writing an online article, especially in a place like Tomato. What you are writing is not a recipe or a food appreciation. Even if you want to rely on this kind of plot to water the plot, but you water the plot in this way, it also limits the reading limit of your article. Is this really cost-effective?

It's good-looking and quite filling. But I have some questions: Why is the heroine set as a mother? Will there be any related plots in the follow-up? How can I set up a stall when I am a month old? I prefer watching plots about eating. Another little suggestion, I don't know why in the book, the heroine is called boss lady. I think it would be better to call her boss, right? The above are all minor issues, the author will work hard to update them! The subject matter is quite novel, I want to see the heroine become bigger and stronger!

It looks great! Watching the small food truck grow step by step is very fulfilling, and it feels like playing a small business game. But it's too embarrassing for the heroine to talk to herself with the baby in her belly. Everything else is fine.

It's a very good book. The descriptions of food are very good. You can tell from a glance that you've learned about it carefully. The heroine didn't get the system and suddenly became strong. On the contrary, this is in line with the character of the heroine as an ordinary person. She gradually gets better and better, becomes more and more relaxed, and changes from a weak-tempered person to worry and fear. , Becoming a combination of strength and softness, and a flexible mind. Although in the first few chapters, there was a little bit of mother thinking that everything was for the child, which made me feel a little uncomfortable, but then I changed the way of writing, for the sake of my own appetite and good for the baby. The attitude is different, and it is easy to accept it. I'm really looking forward to how the heroine, who has limited mobility in the late stages of pregnancy, will run a food truck? Come on, the author, please urge me for more updates! ! !

I have been hesitating for a long time and want to tell you something: I met an uncle on Tomato. We chatted for more than half a year and the conversation was very good. Suddenly he asked to meet. I hesitated. I said I was a student. He said he didn't mind and we were just ordinary friends, so I agreed. I asked for his photo. He was an ordinary guy who didn't look annoying. He was not far from my city. We made an appointment to meet at a milk tea shop in Wanda. We didn't choose to meet familiar people on our days off. I got there first. Because he had to drive for 2 hours, I looked at the photos while waiting and thought it would be a "car rollover scene", because the mobile phone has a beauty function, but when he got out of the Mercedes-Benz, I recognized him at a glance. He looked better in person than on the mobile phone, and he was also the type I particularly admired, and he also recognized him. I was stunned. I didn't know what to say so I just stood there. In order to break the embarrassment, he suggested giving me a hug. I said yes, but he politely touched my head and called me a kid. My face suddenly turned red and my heart was beating fast. We sat in the milk tea shop for a while. We went to eat. He basically didn't eat much. He was peeling shrimps and picking fish bones for me during the whole process. When we walked out of the restaurant after dinner, he held my hand and I didn't break away. He said he would send me there because he was afraid that it would be bad if I stayed out for too long. I said I could just take a taxi back. He insisted on sending me back, but I couldn't help but he had to agree. The atmosphere in the car was a bit subtle. I lowered my head and played with my phone to relieve my pounding heart. He turned on the speaker and said to me: "If the author doesn't update, I will kill you!"

So far, it's all pretty good-looking, well-organized, and has a warm feeling. Step by step, it's the growth of a little person. Various delicacies and abilities slowly appear, and then they continue to grow. But the number of words is too small, and I can't see it later, but it looks very good now. I hope to stick with it\(//∇//)\

Personally, I don't think there's a big problem with it. Many people complain about the heroine being a mother, but I don't think it's a big deal. There's no mess about the male protagonist and there's no emotional line. The plot development is quite good. The explanations about the ingredients and the comments from the diners are very detailed, but there are just too few. I just found out that it tied the game in just over an hour [face covering]

It's a bit sparse, but I quite like the content. I like this kind of plain, business-making food, without so much superlatives and intrigues. The author must not give up the trap.

Yes, at least the final quality of the food is rigorous. If you don't do catering for several years, or even ten or twenty years, it will be difficult to control the quality of each portion to achieve perfection. In many food articles, as long as the quality of the meal is perfect once, it will always be perfect afterwards. However, people are not machines, and they cannot control it 100% accurately every time. Even if people practice makes perfect, their physical strength, patience, meticulousness, etc. Are limited, and the quality of control will also decline.

The setting of the heroine is very novel and can develop multiple story lines. I feel that in the later stage, I will not be limited to one group, and it seems that I will have more feelings by then. I hope it won't be unfinished! I hope the author is not ignorant, I order you to add more updates to me🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓