[Gourmet]+ [Perfect with a Meal]+ [Irreverent]+ [Lighthearted Comedy]+ [Urban Daily Life]+ [Heartwarming]
As a child, Fang Ming’s cooking was so bad even the dogs wouldn’t eat it. As an adult, he unexpectedly obtains the [Food God’s Illustrated Compendium].
A reporter asks, “Why are you selling tonic soup outside a men’s clinic?”
Fang Ming: “Because I want to help men get back on their feet.”
Reporter: “Then why are you selling meat and wine outside a temple?”
Fang Ming: “The wine and meat pass through the gut, but the Buddha remains in the heart.”
The reporter asks again, “Then why are you selling fried rice outside a weight-loss boot camp?”
Fang Ming: “How can you lose weight if you don’t eat your fill?!”
Reporter: “Let’s hear from the victims.”
A henpecked man from Rongcheng: “Ever since I started eating Boss Fang’s cooking, my legs and back don’t hurt anymore. Even my sixty-year-old wife says it’s great!”
The Buddhist master: “When sentient beings become attached to appearances, they cling to the labels of ‘eating’ and ‘not eating.’ Fish soup? I’m drinking Pearl, Jade, and White Jade Soup!”
A weight-loss trainee: “I follow my coach’s meal plan to the letter! He said I need six eggs a day, and each serving of egg fried rice has two, so it’s perfectly reasonable for me to eat three servings, right?! There’s no calorie information on the fried rice, so it must be zero calories, right?! Besides, I went from 200 jin to 130 kilograms, and even my coach says I’m awesome!”
The reporter stares speechlessly at the glittering word “Serious” on the chest of Fang Ming’s chef’s apron.
“I’m a serious chef!” the Food God Fang Ming declares.
It's so beautiful, I can't stop laughing 😄
Although it is a bit similar to some food articles, it is pretty well written.
Very funny, the plot is tight
The price is reasonable, the plot is reasonable, and it's a good story so far. There are no mindless slaps in the face or sky-high-priced food issues.
If there is a new book from another account, the author can remind me 😢