One Dish a Day: Building a Culinary Empire
一天只卖一道菜，我打造美食帝国
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Any recommendations from your bookshelves??? Something original, please???
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Tomato Novel's Top Ten Masterpieces
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Pure Food Stories! No Romance, No Family, No Meddling! Thanks!
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Food Fiction with Detailed Descriptions. I’m Starving!
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Looking for Food Novels Rated 9.0 or Above
Good prose and upright values.
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It's a good read, and the content is good, but it looks like it was written by AI. The first dish sold for 158, but later it became 168; the previous line just said 188, and it immediately became 128; and the daughter in the front calculated 58✖️3 casually, but when she tutored her later, the daughter couldn't calculate 3+2.
The plot is very specific and well written. It is not just a pile of data, but a lot of life-like descriptions. It seems very smoky. The most annoying thing is to wake up the system and just write about what you do every day and how much money you have to get to the top of your life. This novel has a lot of descriptions of the guests. It is very good. I love reading it.
It's quite a heartwarming book, and there's nothing intentionally disgusting about the plot. Good food for leisure and relaxation
It's a cool novel that you don't need to use your brain to read. The male protagonist has a wife and children. The couple is loving and warm in daily life. I have written four dishes so far. Fried pork with chili for 88, minced pork and eggplant for 58, braised pork for 158, boiled cabbage for 188
Nice! It's so beautiful! When a man sees menstruation, a woman sees her nerves. This is the nemesis of depression and the alarm clock of a vegetative state. It is beautiful that the five-guaranteed households in the village miss and love the widow. It makes me see tears flowing from the corners of my mouth and flooding into the Qiantang River. It is so beautiful. God is my rose, which illuminates my dark life and makes my world meaningful. I run, I jump, and I dance tango on the balcony of the 20th floor. It makes me realize that God does exist. I am so happy that I can't stop crying. From now on, the world will no longer be short of water.
It's pretty good, but I'm still hungry after watching it, especially the fried pork with chili peppers
The content looks very good. I wrote more than 60 chapters in 3 days and 3 dishes [face covering] [face covering]
I have read a lot of scenes about "getting ashore and beheading the one you love first". This is the first time I have seen this kind of heartwarming novel about a family of three. The author writes it very well. I don't know fancy language, so I can only say a simple sentence. It is very interesting.
It's a good read. I really like this kind of story about cooking food in a fixed location. Every time I read it, I wanted to eat the same dish made by the hero the next day. The hero's family is also very happy. The plot content is not very simple and only involves cooking. Occasionally, it will intersperse with the daily life of accompanying the family. I hope that in the future, the hero can expand the store, recruit people to help deliver food and maintain hygiene, or buy more machines to help, otherwise it will be too busy and very tiring.
It's really good and looks good. The staff will have to arrange the location of the subsequent stores, and do they need to arrange for the protagonist to systematically learn cooking skills and add some settings, otherwise the professional knowledge will not be missed when others ask?