
Food Tycoon: Reborn, Starting in a Construction Site Cafeteria
美食大亨:重生从工地食堂开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 589k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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It's great! I finished it in no time. So far, it seems to be genuinely focusing on construction site themes, not just a short story segment where the protagonist moves on to open a restaurant somewhere else. 🙂🙂🙂
I don't know why the rating is so low, but I personally feel the plot and writing are quite good. It might be because food-themed stories aren't very popular and have a smaller audience, but I still think it's worth reading.
So far, it's pretty good. A few minor flaws are tolerable. Keep it up!
I read it in one go. It's a rare gem of a story, and it made me want to keep reading. Thumbs up!
It's a great show, with no system or cheat codes, just hard work leading to wealth.
So far, the writing is smooth, I haven't found any major flaws, and the interactions between the main character and his family are very heartwarming. The plot is also quite good. I don't think it's a novice author. I recommend it to a book lover who has been reading for over twenty years. It's worth a check out for those who enjoy food-themed novels.
The content is really good, I quite like it anyway. But the official release, while true, isn't what I read novels for – I've been looking for food and daily life books, and this is what they give me. I was thinking of giving it two stars, but I really liked the rest, so I'll give it four stars.
It's a good way to relax, and Tomato is a great option.
It's pretty good, basically no bad points, but the author's work is a bit short.
You can take a look at the diary of life.