The Humble Village Girl Who Can Cook

Publish this fairy novel for me! The heroine relies on medicinal food to make herself hungry in the world of cultivation. She runs with the ball (literally) while cleaning up evil spirits. It is a hardcore and enjoyable story about raising a baby. Of the two Zaizai, one is responsible for physical salvation and the other is responsible for magical attacks. The villain was beaten by the whole family until he doubted his life. The author's imagination was so bright that he was laughing so hard one second that he was slapping the table the next, as if he was following a story and couldn't stop. It can be called the "Family with Children" + "The Little Master of China" in the world of immortality. After watching it, I gave it five stars, made my abs laugh out loud, and even got a cup of electronic milk tea!

The legend of the galaxy is cooked daily with fireworks, and the adventures of cultivation are stewed into the warmth of the world. Shen Qingci holds the essence of the star in his hand, harmonizing not only the various flavors of medicinal food, but also the affairs of his family, country, and world. From the kitchen to the court, from the marketplace to the secret realm, a basket of food and a ladle of drinks are all the true seal of the great road to protect all living beings. Slowly simmering brings out all kinds of emotions in the world, and stir-frying over high flames brings out the tenderness of chivalry. The aroma fills the lines, just like the warm soup that lights up the way home.

This book is amazing! Who would have thought that watching someone cook can make your blood boil? The heroine relies on her medicinal skills to make her way from the kitchen to the stars and the sea. On one side is the smoke of fireworks from pots and pans, on the other is the fantasy adventure of fighting monsters and upgrading, and in the middle is filled with the funny daily life of a family of four. The ancient version of "The Little Master of China" + "Star Trek", both food and drink!

This book is amazing! Ancient food bloggers relied on cooking to make elixirs to save the world, which can be called "cultivation on the tip of the tongue." One of the two kids is a naughty kid, and the other is a cute cub with a humanoid GPS. When the whole family goes out, it's like filming "Where Are We Going, Mom and Dad?" The writing style is like bubble milk tea with popping candy added, sweet and explosive, making you laugh so hard that you crow and beat the wall. It can be called the best electronic snail noodle of the year - it smells weird, it makes you sick as soon as you eat it, and it makes your mouth cramp up!