Song Ge: I’m just an ordinary person who transmigrated to another world, and I woke up to find myself saddled with a “Gourmet System”! Other people bind to Systems to save the world. Me? From the start, I have to rely on the System’s recipes to set up a stall selling breakfast.
From breakfast outside my apartment complex, to buns on a scenic mountain summit, to a “dark cuisine” food truck beneath office towers… I win over neighbors and white-collar professionals with dish after dish, and make a fortune.
After ten years of perfecting my craft, my little food stall becomes the flagship “Muweiju, Eight Great Cuisines Restaurant”! Diners from every walk of life fight to get a taste of my cooking.
Then things get even more ridiculous:
A thief eats a bowl of dandan noodles, then bursts into tears and confesses to every one of his break-ins, saying, “These noodles are so good, I’d be a monster if I didn’t admit what I did.”
The criminal investigation team comes straight to my door, offering cigarettes and smiling ingratiatingly. “Boss Song, please fry two hundred more portions of chicken! We can only lure out the fugitive wanted for murder with your fried chicken!”
From having my breakfast stall raided to turning my restaurant into a “crime-solving support center,” Song Ge gets it: who says an ordinary person can’t make a comeback? Thanks to the skills the System has fed me, I can not only win over diners’ stomachs, but help the police catch criminals too. In the end, I become a legendary street-food vendor whose every update the entire internet eagerly follows!
Not bad, the male protagonist is not forced to set up a stall. If he wants to set up a stall, the system will issue tasks in a timely manner, so he has his own time to do what he wants. There are a lot of delicacies inside, and I will also study ancient delicacies in the future. Diners are the most harmonious in many food articles. They will form a team to go to the boss and share. They rarely have conflicts. They will not blame the boss because they can't eat. They just pursue delicious food. If you can't eat it this time, try harder next time and feel good. PS: The arrangement of the heroine in the final ending was okay, but the heroine was a well-behaved policewoman and then quit her job just because she got married to accompany the hero to set up a stall and study delicious food? I think it's a bit unnecessary
Laughing, there are all the dishes from Dream of Red Mansions in the back, come on, this book is good
I have read so many food articles, but this one is not so exaggerated. It is very good and can be cultivated.
It's very sweet to say that I will never open a shop when setting up a stall. This is consistent. I love it. I love it. I love it so much.
Is there a female protagonist? It's even ambiguous
You can watch it, it's pretty good. I love it from Guizhou.