Reborn as the Villain's Stepmother, Win Hearts with Good Food!

It's a heartwarming and interesting food story. The only bad thing is that the male protagonist is actually unclean, and the two children are actually the male protagonist's and his ex-wife's children. The children in the vicious stepmother novels I read before are not the male protagonist's biological children, they are both clean. There is also the fact that the female protagonist will belittle herself and elevate the male protagonist. The female protagonist is very good and contributes much more to the family than the male protagonist. There is no need to say that without the male protagonist, there would be no achievements today. To be honest, although the male protagonist has a good character, he is not of great help to the female protagonist. The female protagonist contributes more to the family and children.

It's good-looking, and the heroine is pretty good, but every time I see this type of woman marrying a second-married man to be a stepmother, I feel a little bit indifferent as to who is not worth it. I'd better meet this type again, the writing is pretty good.

The content is okay, but the male protagonist is unclean and has left.

Nice!! The heroine was very angry when she gave chestnuts to her neighbor. She refused to eat them and even paid for a doctor herself. As a result, they still wanted to fight with the heroine. The heroine didn't say anything.

I missed it, it was so beautiful. It was the first time I read an article about raising children and cooking delicious food in a county town, and I read it in one sitting. The author writes very well, including character creation, and details the food cooked by the heroine, the decoration of the home, and Xiao Hua's daily interactions. It's so wonderful, hahahahaha, I really yearn for this kind of life. I have beautiful craftsmanship, earn a lot of money, my wife is also beautiful, and my daughter is also beautiful. I highly recommend giving it a read. There are really very few food articles like this, especially when the writing is so good. I can't find any faults at the moment, the character portrayal, foreshadowing, and plot direction are all very good.

Reality is real, uncleanness is also quite real. . The heroine obviously devotes a lot to her family. I feel that it is good that the heroine of this novel is beautiful alone. The male protagonist can only tell part of the plot and is optional.

It's nice to read, and it's written very delicately. I like the non-cosmic character of the heroine, but I hate the coquettish one. How many chapters will it take to finish? I'll see how long it takes. [Sending my heart to you]

It's plain and simple, the heroine is kind and down-to-earth in cooking. It's just that the original heroine has not been mentioned. The male protagonist is not chauvinistic and calm, but he is a bit unclean and raises cubs. Well enough

It's quite good-looking, with smooth writing, daily warmth, and a relatively plain sense of common people's life. But I haven't finished it yet, so I can give some tips to see if it's the audience, because I always felt a little tired after watching it halfway through. . . But this is a matter of personal preference, so I still give it full stars. First of all, this is definitely not a double marriage. The female protagonist is the stepmother. The two children, a boy and a girl, are the male protagonist's biological children. The child's biological mother has passed away. Emotionally speaking, it means that the male protagonist has no thoughts about marriage. He got married to continue the family line. It was an ancient idea and the elders introduced him and then got married, so he has no feelings for his ex. The female protagonist is the male protagonist's true love. The male protagonist is a detective, with a calm personality and a little bit of evil. I like pure female strong and exciting stories. If the heroine is super pampered and doesn't do any work, this book is not suitable. This is a very standard daily ancient life. The heroine is emotionally shy and a bit spoiled. She has to take care of the children every day, go to work in the back kitchen of the Yamen, cook, and in detail, she also helps the hero maintain relationships with colleagues (actually the male protagonist's police brothers do not need the heroine to maintain them, the relationship is quite good, but the heroine will do something subconsciously). In short, she is a little bit like a good wife and mother, but she is not the kind of humble little daughter-in-law in ancient times. It's really a very daily life. The male protagonist can also cook, but the female protagonist cooks very delicious food and her occupation is in the Yamen cafeteria, so it seems that the female protagonist cooks every day. And I saw how tired the heroine was during the Chinese New Year, and I wasn't too keen on this kind of life, so I left.

It feels pretty good, the plot is relatively bland, and the male and female protagonists are not the kind of people with a great background and many top-notch settings around them. The plot about wearing a book and becoming a stepmother is not mentioned much in the original plot, but there are more plots describing food and the career of the heroine. The relationship between the male and female protagonists also progresses more naturally, and the full text is relatively short.