[Gourmet Food + Lighthearted Comedy + System + No Heroine + Everyday Life]
Zhou Yang, the chosen wage slave, fired his boss the moment he got the Gourmet System!
Then he set out to make a living as a street vendor.
What?
You want me to sell stinky tofu at the flower market?
For the reward, I’ve got to go all in!
But just as things were going well, a group of police officers suddenly surrounded him.
“Comrade, someone reported that you’re deploying biological weapons. Please come with us.”
Zhou Yang: ???
Zhou Yang became famous overnight, and his stinky tofu turned into a popular check-in spot.
A week later, his customers came by as usual to check in, only to find...
“Where did our Zhou go? He was this big!”
Customer 1: Everyone in the group, report Zhou’s location. Over!
Customer 2: Ten thousand yuan to whoever finds Zhou! Money’s no object!
Customer 3: Day one of missing Zhou. I’m going to die without his stinky tofu!
Customer N: I can’t take it anymore. Call the police! We have to report this! Tell them Zhou was kidnapped by human traffickers!
When are we going to sell vegetarian Buddha Jumps Over the Wall near the temple? Meat is fine too. Sneaking out, wearing a wig, queuing up, and then running away, the master and disciple's worldly ties remain unbroken 🍉🍉🍉 Selling fried ice cream and handmade spicy strips near the elementary school, parents eat them themselves but don't let their kids have them.
There aren't many food novels that are truly engaging these days. Many start off quite slice-of-life, but later they basically become a series of boastful and face-slapping moments that stray from the main theme. Food novels are supposed to be slice-of-life stories, and too much boasting and face-slapping isn't good. This book has some of that, but the author strikes a good balance.
It's very good; you can read it in conjunction with Boss Lin's food novels. Can we put up a sign at the entrance of a marathon race selling hamburgers and pizzas?
Wenwen is super good-looking, highly recommended.
The protagonist helps others when he has the ability to do so. Some people might say that the protagonist is a saint or something, but I think that's what makes this book so appealing.
You can watch it, right? It's that cotton candy seller, they inexplicably bundled it with their products, and then they had to find someone to help them promote it.
You can write that you sell poached chicken, roast duck, goose, braised pig's head meat, large intestine, and cold dishes.
I personally enjoyed watching it; it was quite good. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Go go go!
I've finished watching, but it's not enough!