A Food Stall in Heaven: My Egg Fried Rice Makes the Monkey King Drool

This is a great book whose title doesn't do it justice. The content is excellent, and the subject matter is very novel. If the quality of the content remains the same, it would be a book worth 9.5 or higher.

This is the first time I've seen this type.

Family, this is seriously amazing! The plot is fast-paced, and every character is very distinct. It's not some mindless wish-fulfillment story; the characters are intelligent and resourceful, with one scheme after another – a true power struggle. It also analyzes various workplace issues and teaches you how to deal with them. It's truly fantastic! 🥰🥰🥰

I finished it in one day, and words can't describe how good it was! From the initial "laid-back" system to the later grudges between Jiang Ziya's past life and the Investiture of the Gods, to the work and responsibilities arising from cooking skills and deduction, and finally to the resolute act of reshaping the rules of the world with his own power, it was incredibly satisfying to read!

Well, the martial arts techniques are a bit exaggerated, but otherwise it's quite entertaining.

I personally think it's quite good; the plot is fast-paced and there are some exciting moments. This book consistently examines the outdated Heavenly Court's methods from the perspective of modern working-class people, then proposes reforms and changes to give them a small shock!

It feels like the author was working themselves to the bone to write this. But it's absolutely gorgeous!

I'm busy, busy being cute, busy growing up.

A good book that I missed because I was trying to memorize the title. @InkstonePondSnow The series titled "Working in Heaven" could be changed. More in line with content

The content is acceptable.