Good Grief, I’ve Been Making Baby Food for a Lifetime
服了这宝宝饭一做就是一辈子
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- 413k Words
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- Two Male Leads
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- 1y ago
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Well, it's an average historical fiction with a focus on food. The main problem is I can't stand the male lead being overly handsome; after just a few pages, the protagonist starts praising his good looks, which isn't what I came for 🤦. Because it wasn't to my taste, I didn't read much, only up to chapter 28.
So good! ❤️❤️❤️ But can that guy surnamed Xu please leave the show already? He's so annoying! 😠 Author, please update soon, and update more! 😘😘😘
It's so cute! Zhouzhou looks soft and easy to bully, but she doesn't tolerate those who deliberately cause trouble. Fu Chengye looks cold and unapproachable, but when he realizes his feelings for Zhouzhou, he will do everything he can to protect her. It's really good! Teacher, I want to follow you for life!
Rolls's previous novel, *Stars and the Big Atom*, is so good! It's the most enjoyable and least inconsistent period drama I've ever read. I especially love the scenes where the main characters grow old together in mutual support. I immediately jumped into this book without thinking. The beginning has so much delicious food; will they be cooking all the time? It looks tiring. Maybe they can cook something else? 😳
So cute! I feel like Zhouzhou and Rumin are both super adorable. Tang Zhou, remember to bring your little backpack and water bottle to school. Mommy has filled it with hot water; it's a bit heavy, so hold it carefully and don't shake it around, or it will fall and hurt your foot. Mommy has already told the teacher that the hot water should be left uncovered to cool for a while.
The food descriptions are all so delicious! The main characters aren't difficult people; they communicate directly when there's a problem, and misunderstandings don't linger! The supporting characters might seem a little unlikeable at first, but that's understandable because it feels realistic—no one is perfect in real life.
The storyline is novel, the plot is tight and captivating, and the writing is meticulous; it's well worth watching.
Tang Zhou is cute, clever, brave, and kind; Fu Chengye is intelligent, patriotic, and secretly passionate. Tang and Fu initially considered each other friends, but later developed a mutual crush. After Xing Si's encouragement, Tang confessed her feelings to Fu upon his return. Through their interactions, it's clear the author dislikes wishy-washy relationships.
It's great! I've been reading it intermittently, but I came here from another book by the same author. I'd actually seen it on the homepage before, but never clicked to read it (I didn't understand what "baby's food" meant back then, and thought it was actually food for babies). It's a food-themed story, and it made my mouth water. The romance is delicate and beautiful, and the main and supporting couples are as sweet as ever. It's so sweet!
Actually, this book is alright, but it portrays Tang Zhou (Little Tang) too well, so sometimes when Tang Zhou (Little Tang) is a little submissive or tries to appease her, it feels a bit uncomfortable. Secondly, it's a heartwarming novel, but there are too many awful characters, making it neither good nor bad. I dropped it, but I really hope the author writes some villains and gets them written out of the story quickly; that would attract more readers.