Nourishing the Land with Food: My Fruits and Vegetables Have Come to Life

Progress Chapter 14 There was a surprising point. A customer's family owned a restaurant and asked the male protagonist for the recipe. The male protagonist felt that he would never sell tomato stewed beef brisket again in the future. So I wrote every step of the recipe carefully on a piece of paper and gave it to customers who were not relatives or friends for free. The customer also asked the male protagonist how much it would cost to sell it, but the male protagonist didn't want any money and gave it away for free. The reason is that you have to teach if you are paid, but if you are too lazy to teach, you give it away [awkward laugh] * Original text [As soon as he left, the second oldest couple of the Chen family, who had been waiting nearby for a long time, quickly approached Gao Lin. While collecting the food cart, Gao Lin handed them the handwritten recipe. "The methods are all here. As for how far you can go, it's up to you." Gao Lin had no secrets. But he doesn't think the couple can fully replicate his craft. Because the ability to observe and control provided by the system is unique in the world. But even if it can be reproduced 60 to 70%, it's still pretty good. "Oh, thank you so much." The second sister-in-law of the Chen family was truly grateful to him. Their tea restaurant has been doing neighborhood business over the years. However, with the emergence of various business wars, the new generation of young people are more willing to try new flavors, and their competitiveness is not great. The recipe Gao Lin gave now is fresh and may help the store attract customers again. "Boss Gao, how much do you think we should give you?" "Ah? It's okay, no need." Gao Lin refused. Because he was too lazy to teach him step by step, this reproduction was difficult. Of course, it will definitely taste better than ordinary tomato stewed beef brisket. But now that I have accepted it, I have to be responsible for the subsequent teaching. Gao Lin didn't want to cause trouble for himself. He waved casually, drove his little dining car, and sped home. * * * The above are my personal shortcomings. I simply don't like the protagonist of Living Bodhisattva. You can watch it if you don't find it shocking👌 No need to convince me that this plot is nothing [laughing and crying]

Come over quickly and give me 5️⃣⭐ 1. Finally, it is not the kind of script that just sets up a stall and runs away. In fact, it seems to be a bit like a group at the moment. The old ladies group is really cute, as well as the big wild boar father and the little wild boar daughter, as well as the big family members, the second sister-in-law, the second uncle and the second uncle. These people are also really cute and flesh-and-blood. They are not like tool people who appear just for food in other scripts. They just eat and eat like pigs... 2. After setting up the stall, you also sell your own vegetables, complete tasks to activate the vegetable garden, and tell others about your craftsmanship. I can tell you that whether you succeed or not is your business. I will not hide it. In short, from the current point of view, there is no poison. The only regret is [crying] I met you when you were so short! ! Why don't you have 10,000 pages, but only 1,000 pages? [Crying] 3. Last but not least, I am not directing the writing. I personally feel that there is really no need to write a script that sells out and has customers chasing them everywhere... After reading one, I felt it was really boring and very empty. I think the current kind of stalls selling vegetables and fixed stalls in a few areas is really good. I would like to add some comments. When I first read it, it was 1,000 pages. Now it is 1.2W pages. I have read 8,000 pages. The rest of it is okay. The overall framework has not changed. There are random stalls in the back, but they are infrequent. The whole thing is not that exaggerated. A group of people look for the protagonist like they are on drugs and want to take a bite... The main part is that the protagonist is still engaged in farm work, and then sells those agricultural products. Occasionally, he uses his own agricultural products to set up stalls and complete tasks to obtain new farm resources, such as "pig farms, cattle farms, chicken farms, fish ponds", these [face covering]

It looks good. The overall rhythm is very good. There is no female protagonist, and there are no inexplicable girls blushing and heartbeating. It is more comfortable to watch.

The latest 55 chapters are about food stalls that not only sell food but also raw materials. The protagonist's character is a bit like that of the female author, a bit soft and a bit Asasi, so it may seem a bit toxic in some places, but the character description is very vivid, and the interactions are interesting and loving. It feels relaxed and enjoyable to read. Five-star support. ☕

It's so good. I've always liked food farming stories, but most of them change positions every week, play hide and seek, and don't care about regular customers at all. This is very annoying. This one is different. I wish Shi Nai is very impressive.

Are prices so cheap in Guangdong Province? The protagonist's tomato stewed beef brisket sells for fifty cents, of which the beef brisket accounts for half a catty. You must know that beef will shrink after being soaked in water. The finished product of half a catty of beef brisket is more than half a catty before cooking, and a pound of beef brisket must be at least thirty. In addition, the protagonist's tomatoes are still full of aura. Such a portion of beef brisket stewed with tomatoes sells for fifty cents. The author has been writing about how various people think that the protagonist is evil-hearted, and that various people think that the protagonist is overpriced. They have obviously smelled it and been so fragrant that they are so greedy that they still say that such a portion is not worth thirty cents. I don't know if the author doesn't have that vision, or if the prices in Guangdong Province are really that low. I was originally reading the comment section, and some readers said that the author's pricing was very expensive, so I read it specifically because most other novels of this type focus on meeting the protagonists. This is my highlight. I finally found a novel that doesn't sell ingredients with spiritual energy at a low price. Of course I had to read it, but I was so disappointed after reading it. He is another protagonist who sells for cheap. The rewards from the system and his cooking skills are not included in the cost. What he got for free is sold for free. Not only is it sold at a low price, but all kinds of people are so greedy that they want to die because of the super fragrant smell, and then they criticize the protagonist for selling it too expensive and want to bargain. The protagonist is still feeling guilty, feeling that his cost is less than 20, and 50 is indeed too expensive. He regards the spiritual energy rewarded by the system as spiritual energy, and the chef's craftsmanship as craftsmanship. Anyway, as long as the protagonist does not pay, it does not count as a cost. After all, it is another novel in which the protagonist sells food at low prices. I still like the novels from a few years ago. The protagonists in the novels from the earlier years had space and spiritual fruits. They had already cooperated with big hotels, sold hundreds of yuan per pound, and became rich instantly.

The foreign daughter-in-law Benlang's gourmet farming version (×) is half gourmet food and half farming. Although the task is to change places to set up stalls every week, the main source of materials is home production. Selling agricultural products while setting up stalls can also add employment opportunities to villages that have lost their labor force. It doesn't look too toxic, nor does it make people uncomfortable to stare at the description. It's all normal. The low score may be because there was a toxic plot before, but it has been revised when I watch it now, so it is recommended with full marks. Come on, author, I hope you can keep writing.

It's nice to watch, and it's well written. I'm very happy to watch it. Baoer must not add plots that ruin people's mood, such as the best, it's so warm and heartwarming to watch, it's really comfortable to watch [Send my heart][Send my heart]

This book is really good. Although it is still the story of a boss setting up a stall and being chased by diners, the plot is richer than other food articles. First of all, I think the author chose Guangdong Province to write this idea. Because Guangdong Province pays more attention to food, and then people are willing to spend money to buy real things. After reading the whole article, I feel that the boss really sells this. The price is reasonable, the ingredients are very good, and the descriptions are also good. Moreover, it is also good to add that the things planted have spiritual energy. It allows the author to have more stories to write, such as curing diseases, and then treating some diseases. Moreover, the characters in this article are also very well written. Both the protagonist and the supporting characters are well described. For example, some supporting characters, such as Zhu Shiniang, Chang Shengjie's old customers, each of them has a very good personality, and the character characteristics are also quite distinct, and they will make guest appearances from time to time. It feels good that there are all familiar people, but there will be no shortage of new diners. To sum up, it is very good-looking. I really tied it up in less than two days and stayed up all night to watch it. I was sleepy to death, but it is really good-looking and worth it.

To be honest, the food descriptions are a bit lacking. I just won't describe the feeling of eating this thing and how delicious it is. In fact, I generally don't like to read this kind of food articles that rarely describe the taste, and I also feel that when I eat them, sometimes they just give me a delicious impression, without being very specific and exaggerated in the form of a novel. But I quite like this kind of description with local style and human feelings. In the past, I basically read articles about setting up a stall every week like Boss Lin or that JC chef. But after watching it for a long time, sometimes it feels a bit too exaggerated. It feels like the whole city is chasing this stall. Although it is also good-looking, it sometimes makes me a little embarrassed for no reason. Of course, I chased them all. This book feels more focused on the customers who buy. Although customers are also described in stall-setting stories, most of those customers are replaced by NPCs when the dishes are changed. So I quite like that this book has that kind of recurring supporting character. Right. Another small problem is that I feel that Tomato's appearance rate is too high. I use audiobooks. It feels like a tomato pops up within a few seconds. It's a bit of a drama if you listen too much. I feel like sometimes I don't need to use my full name.