Your Majesty, What Are We Eating Today?
娘娘，今天吃什么
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient-Style Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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This is a food-themed novel that blends warmth and ingenuity, striking a perfect balance between heartwarming moments and plausible plot points. First, the female protagonist's "saintly heart" is not without precedent: her past life as an orphan, rescued by orphanage workers, instills in her a natural protective instinct towards the two "hot potatoes" of little princesses.
This is a story about raising children and enjoying delicious food. The female protagonist lives in her own little world, growing vegetables, cooking, and taking care of her children. The princes and princesses aren't spoiled brats. Although there are some undercurrents among her colleagues, they don't really involve her. She has plenty of resources and doesn't need to work hard to earn money.
Despite numerous inconsistencies and flaws, it's generally a beautiful story. After all, it's a novel; life is so tough, so a novel can be all sunshine and rainbows. The children in the palace, even as adults, still call her "Empress Xia" (๑˃́ꇴ˂̀๑), and they haven't wasted their lives in the palace, nor have they turned against each other; they set off towards the unknown with youthful vigor and…
It's pretty good. The female lead has no romantic partner and can travel back and forth between modern and ancient times. It's a very heartwarming novel. The main theme is food, the emperor barely appears, the female lead doesn't serve the emperor, and she even adopts two little princesses. There's no scheming or intrigue. You can think of it as a food novel set in the imperial palace.
This story is so heartwarming! The time-traveling heroine doesn't love palace intrigue but prefers cooking and raising children, turning the imperial kitchen into a food paradise. The descriptions of delicacies like milk buns and egg custard are so vivid they make your mouth water. She treated the young princes and princesses of the Cold Palace to a life of luxury, and the Forbidden City...
The author's writing is fluent, without deliberately piling up ornate language, yet it can capture people's hearts with the most simple power, either by hiding delicate emotions in plain narration or by planting thought-provoking foreshadowing in the development of the plot.
I like it; it's like drinking warm mutton soup in winter. It's about ordinary little things, but it's inexplicably full of warmth and life. The author has a strong command of classical Chinese literature. The letter to Qin Yu doesn't feel abrupt at all; it's like an older sister rambling on about everyday matters to her younger sister who's away from home.
This is perfect for readers who only enjoy food-themed stories. There's no palace intrigue, just cooking and heartwarming interactions between people. The author probably didn't know how to handle the emperor, so they just killed him off 😂😂😂 Recommended for anyone who loves food-themed stories but dislikes glamorous plots 😂 While there are some illogical parts, that's part of the book's strength.
Having read part of it, don't treat it as a palace intrigue novel or try to apply palace logic to it. Just treat it as a simple, heartwarming story about raising children and enjoying food. It's good for watching while eating. There's no need to nitpick about any mistakes or the female lead's personality. So far, it's quite heartwarming and peaceful.
It's a very heartwarming piece, like the warm afternoon sun in winter, standing under the shade of a tree in summer with a gentle breeze, or the rustling of leaves underfoot in autumn—it's incredibly comfortable and comforting... So cozy. However, some descriptions are repeated frequently, and the female lead is often self-reliant.