After I Transmigrated, I Opened a Little Eatery

The writing is very good, and the emotional drama comes out of nowhere. The man named Zhou just had a few meals, and he fell in love with the heroine. After the county town helped him once, the hero's family began to examine the heroine. It's not necessary. The heroine has also done a lot of people named Zhou. Good writing. Why does it have to be a hero whose mother is seriously ill out of nowhere? Do you want the heroine to be a nanny? If this book had no cp, or if the male protagonist appeared later, this book would have been a hit.

It's okay, it's already tied. There aren't too many love lines between the male and female protagonists, so it's suitable for people like me who want to read some farming and food stories on a whim but don't have many love lines. I hope the author focuses on describing the heroine's career. There should be some love lines but not too many. If possible, the male lead can be used as a backdrop.

The writing style is delicate and the content is detailed, and the food descriptions are not always "melt in the mouth" (regardless of whether the word is suitable for the food described, it is melt in the mouth anyway, because I have read a lot of food articles before, everything is "melt in the mouth"). I just want to give praise for this point. Of course, the capitalization is also very good. Although there are some small flaws, they can't be concealed.

It's a very good book, don't be affected by the ratings. Worth 8.5-9.0 Points. In the early stage, the family united and cooperated with each other to embark on the road of entrepreneurship, and the idea of ​​opening a branch is also different from other stories. It does not follow the craftsmanship of one store, but has different themes. Noodle shops, fast food, ground pot chicken, private chefs, introductions, and pastries are all involved and all are reasonable. They have also found the right people to participate and entrusted the right people to take care of them. The heroine also met a lot of people along the way, and most of them ended up happily. The only thing that makes people worried is that the whereabouts of Old Luo's twins are still unknown. This may vaguely imply that the outcome is not good, but it gives the heroine an opportunity to study. I think this is the sublimation of the full text. The heroine is practical, capable and kind, but the thought of running a school and teaching specific skills is really insightful. There is a feeling of sudden enlightenment and sublimation of the theme. The rare thing is that there is no frivolity. The characters and plot are still very relevant. The author's writing style and ideas are very good! The ending is a bit urgent, and there is not much description of married life, leaving readers with a lot of room for imagination.

It's a very nice book, and it's easy to read. The heroine comes from time-to-time. Her father died early and she and her stepmother support the family together and take care of her younger brothers and sisters. There is no system cheat, the heroine builds her own business empire step by step with her excellent cooking skills, and finally chooses to open a class to give back to the society and provide talents for her business stably. This setting is great. It's more of a sentimental drama about entrepreneurship. The male and female protagonists don't have many roles, but there are many descriptions of food that often made me hungry. It was also an electronic pickle for rice. Writing is not easy, I recommend it.

A long and flowing article, it is so comfortable to read. I can't help drooling when I see the delicious food. I really want to find this kind of plain and heartwarming novel after reading too many other articles. It must be praised with five stars.

It's nice to look at, the food is made in great detail, and there's not too much perfection.

It's an ordinary story about business and selling food. After reading half of it, there is no big evil person. He should have CP. As soon as Zhou Xianwei appeared, I thought he was the male protagonist. But I feel like the male protagonist is really difficult to take care of (he is too sick to do anything, he often has the heroine's most delicious food delivered to his door (several times without paying), and even sends a nun to keep an eye on the heroine to check out the heroine Barabala) The heroine is very kind, a bit like a holy mother. The child was too poor to eat (she only had one hundred taels), so she gave him thirty taels to take home and let him work in the store to earn money (without signing a slave contract); she often gave alms to beggars and wrote several chapters. After more than a hundred chapters, she stopped doing business and started a school. After the students completed their studies, they were given jobs. She opened a lot of shops and basically gave them to the workers. She got married and had a child and it ended.

This book is different from other ancient novels I have read in the past. The heroine does not know those powerful and royal people. We united with our family, and from the initial embarrassment of paying off debts, we slowly started running the small shop, and the days became better and better. From getting to know each other, admiring and being moved, to falling in love with each other and finally getting married [shy]

It's really good to read. I basically don't follow this type of novels, but I read this one from beginning to end without skipping a chapter. Unfortunately, not many people read it, and it doesn't have any interesting points. Everyone will do this if they stand in their own position.