Gourmet: Boss, Don’t Go! I’m Not Done Eating!

This book is really good. It should be the best among all the food novels I have read. There is nothing to complain about, except for the butler who is useless and only knows how to eat. However, this little bit of badness does not affect the other plots. It's just that I don't like this character very much. I read more than 200 chapters in one go and I am almost catching up with the author's progress. I really don't want to wait to catch up [shy], so I just want to keep reading to enjoy it. The rating is low, lower than several food articles I have read, but it is the most interesting. I don't know why the rating is so low. I think the biggest feature of this book is that the male protagonist is not aloof and cold. On the contrary, he is very humane, very attentive to old customers, and is always nearby when he sets up a stall. It is not like a book I have read where the male protagonist traveled around the country and later went to India. In some books, the writing was good at the beginning, and the writing went on. The more it is like AI, this book has not disappointed me so far. I can say that I like it very much. I give a big thumbs up to the author. It is really well written. If you read the comments first, please come in and read it. You will not be disappointed [shy] I would like to add that there should be no CP in the end. The male protagonist is beautiful alone [shy]

I have been following it for a long time, and it feels like there are very few delicacies like this without CP. Maybe some parts are a bit toxic, but I kept writing it down and it was quite therapeutic to watch the protagonist become famous and cook delicious food step by step. However, later in the plot, the protagonist gradually started to teach his skills to others. At the beginning, I thought it was OK with the preserved egg and lean meat porridge. In the plot at the dessert shop later, did the protagonist really teach every dish? I still want to see more plots with the protagonist.

It's good-looking, nothing particularly annoying. The overall plot has a warm feeling, the emotional scenes are not abrupt (not the male-female kind), and every supporting character (except for the rogue Huang Mao) is very cute. Good luck, author! Don't be fooled!

It's okay to relax once in a while. The most exciting thing about this book is the refreshed food and the location where the protagonist sets up his stall. After completing the task, the food and location will be updated. The protagonist can only sell fixed food in a fixed place. There is also a plot where fans search for the protagonist's stall location. There is nothing else to watch. Just skip it.

It's pretty good, but it's not very popular. I guess the author will run away soon after writing it. After all, he can't make any money.

I can barely watch it, much worse than Boss Lin next door. I give it four stars for encouragement.

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Dogs won't eat those modified, smelly snail noodles!

Not bad, pretty good