I Only Meant to Hire a Chef, but I Ended Up Picking Up a Husband

So far, everything seems alright and the process is quite smooth. It's just that the tuition fees are so expensive! I've never been to a high school in the city, but it feels like the tuition for these two younger brothers is really high, and they have to pay so frequently. Every time this is mentioned, Lu Chen's blood runs cold. Oh my god, it's so expensive! [Under pressure][Under pressure]

You could say the seme is the uke's mentor, offering a helping hand when he's in trouble and supporting his career behind the scenes; their relationship develops slowly but steadily. However, the seme is a powerful and domineering business tycoon with an extremely strong desire for control. He'll renege on promises made to the uke when angry, showing a lack of respect.

It has a very slow and steady feel to it, mainly because the romance unfolds gradually as Lu Chen's career changes. From a small street vendor to the owner of two branch stores, their feelings develop naturally. I almost thought it was an open ending, but thankfully they ended up together.

This is a relatively light and simple story, without too many dramatic twists and turns. It's unpretentious yet every word touches the heart. ❤️ The male leads' feelings deepen naturally, like a gentle stream flowing into a dreamlike state, yet also very realistic. Savor it slowly...

Author, I want to follow you! These days, stories are often overly dramatic, which is exhausting. This light and gentle story, written by Nangong Wenya, was a breath of fresh air for me 😇. But I really hope to see more romantic storylines in your future works.

A particularly beautiful love story, with "caring" as the central theme throughout. It begins with caring, then blossoms into passionate love, and finally concludes perfectly because of this same care! A must-read!

From the mundane routines of daily life, the two gradually became each other's support and indispensable. They were attracted to each other, understood each other, and shared a spiritual resonance, naturally becoming partners. They had their initial conflicts—the CEO was domineering, and the chef was insecure—but through compromise and adjustment, they both found themselves compatible, on the…

Ah, it's all about the down-to-earth feel of everyday life. It gets a bit over-the-top towards the end, but it's still quite enjoyable to watch. Actually, thinking about it carefully, the idea of ​​fried rice and egg together makes perfect sense. I really love my dad's fried rice; even my mom can't make it quite like it. Even when my dad personally taught me how to make it, it never quite tasted right. The important thing is that it tastes just right!

A down-to-earth, relatable slice-of-life story – a unique take on CEO romance novels.

Ordinary words express the everyday life of ordinary people. The bustling city is full of life; the simplest things often best reveal a person's writing style and temperament. It's quite good; the more you read, the more you want to read. A glimpse into the mundane life and emotions. 😳