Whatever Happened to the Prince Who Couldn’t Eat? Now He Eats Everything I Make
说好的厌食王爷呢？怎么做啥吃啥
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- Ancient Romance
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- Ancient Romance High-Concept
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- Is the Mute Prince Anorexic? No Worries, I Can Cure Him哑巴王爷他厌食？没事，我都能治Alternate title on Fanqie
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Xiaxia, Lin Xiao, the maid, the nanny, the emperor, the empress dowager, the younger brother, the author, and the readers!!! Following the latest chapter made me feel so warm inside. There's no scheming, just warm everyday life, a gentle, flowing relationship, and incredibly delicious food!! Who understands the agony of trying to fall asleep while imagining Xiaxia kneading dough in my head?
It's pretty good. The plot doesn't drag. And although not many people know that the female lead, Xia Xia, used her superpowers to help Xiao Xiao (hehe, a nickname she gave Lin Xiao), I think Xiao Xiao probably knows a little bit, just not the specifics, since Xia Xia's plan was stolen, hahaha. ✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎
It's good, just the type I like. The interactions between the male and female leads are sweet, and their relationship develops gradually. There are no misunderstandings like the characters not speaking, which made me very anxious. Both sets of parents genuinely care about their children, and the Empress Dowager and others are also good people. There's no palace intrigue. Overall, I really like it.
It's so good! I usually like heartwarming slice-of-life stories, but none of the other books I've read have made me want to cry. I don't know why... Especially the scene where they make dumplings, I felt a strong emotion when I saw the emperor, the empress dowager and everyone around them eating dumplings...
This is a light and heartwarming story. It's perfect for those who enjoy food-themed stories or farming-themed stories. There are no misunderstandings or melodramatic plot twists, just warm and loving everyday interactions and a natural progression of feelings over time.
Super good! The female lead transmigrates into a book and saves the male lead. There's no system. The male lead is mute and anorexic, and the female lead slowly heals him. The male lead gradually falls in love with the female lead and is incredibly gentle and caring towards her. The female lead is super cute and lively. Both the male and female leads have incredibly positive values.
This is a food-themed, heartwarming slice-of-life story. The male and female leads are consistently sweet, with no truly awful characters or villains (there's one, but he's only briefly mentioned), and no scheming or intrigue. Even the emperor, empress dowager, and concubines are all kind-hearted. I was so excited after reading it that I ate several hot pot meals! 🍲🍲🍲
It's a lighthearted slice-of-life story, kind of a farming novel. The only downside is that the male lead has a very low profile due to his health condition; he's mostly either eating or helping the female lead. Hopefully, as he recovers, he'll become more prominent and interact with her more!
I'd recommend it. The author seems young, as the writing is a bit immature. The whole story is sweet, with few difficulties or obstacles; the biggest challenge is the female lead taking a fall, haha. So it's not bad for passing the time. There's no explicit content, but the scenes are too raw and feel like they haven't experienced it themselves, making them difficult to describe.
It's a great watch. The saying, "You should like someone who is good to begin with, not someone who is only good to you," is perfectly embodied in the male lead. Lin Xiao is truly wonderful; he's thoughtful, has a great sense of propriety, and is very gentle. Xia Xia is like a little sun, gentle and warm.