[Metaphysics + Supernatural + Food + Double Strength]
This work is also called "A Liao Shi Ji" and it has a male protagonist.
A restaurant that welcomes guests from all over the world
Who can tell whether it's a human or a ghost?
Perhaps the most cruel thing is not the ghost, but the human heart!
As a soul warrior who is particularly good at cooking, every dish Ah Liao cooks can make living people drool and evil ghosts shed tears.
The ghosts of the King of Hell are crying and shouting that they want to be my little brother.
Until she used snail noodles to "save" the thousand-year-old ghost
His first words when he regained consciousness were:
"Can you add another fried egg?"
Reader comments
Among all the fantasy novels, this one, set in the "Yin Yang Restaurant", is like a bowl of soup that is lukewarm but has a long staying power. It uses human smoke to wrap up stories about ghosts and ghosts, and uses delicacies to transform resentful souls and anger. It is both heart-warming and healing to read, allowing people to feel the unique tenderness and power in fantasy narratives.
The most exquisite setting of the story is the close connection between the two seemingly unrelated activities of "cooking" and "transferring spirits". The heroine has the power to travel through yin and yang, but she does not choose to dominate the three realms. Instead, she opens a small restaurant and uses firewood, rice, oil, salt, pots and pans to build a bridge between life and death. Those ghosts and resentments that come with obsessions and resentments, or are trapped in past regrets, or have suffered from the suffering of the world, can all take off their guard in the dishes cooked by the heroine - it may be a bowl of Yangchun noodles to quench hunger, awakening the lonely soul's attachment to the world; it may be a dish of home-cooked pickles, which reminds the ghosts of the family affection; it may be a pot of warm soup, which dissolves the long-standing hostility. Every dish is hidden with heart, and every cooking is a redemption. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to interweave the aroma of food with the fantasy of the spiritual world, making "Warrior" no longer a cold spell duel, but a gentle reconciliation full of fireworks.
The image of the heroine makes people fall in love with her at first sight. She has both the courage to travel through yin and yang, and the delicacy of running a restaurant; she is neither humble nor overbearing when facing the ferocious resentful spirits, but she is full of compassion for the lonely souls with regrets. She never uses strong methods to suppress ghosts, but instead reads their stories through dishes and resolves obsessions with understanding and empathy. In her restaurant, people and ghosts, yin and yang are no longer opposite ends, but they can sit around a table and let go of the barriers in the aroma of vegetables. This "softness overcomes strength" setting allows the story to break away from the traditional fantasy monster-fighting and upgrading routines, adding a bit of humanistic warmth, and also makes the core of "Duling Soul" become the solace of "regrets" and the relief of the "past".
Every spiritual story in the book is short but heart-wrenching. Whether they are ghosts who stay in the world waiting for their old friends, or resentful spirits who are unwilling to die due to unexpected deaths, behind their obsessions are attachments to the warmth of the world and concern for unfulfilled wishes. The heroine's restaurant is like a harbor that accommodates all regrets. With each dish and each piece of listening, these wandering souls can let go of their obsessions and leave peacefully. There are no thrilling and terrifying scenes in these stories, but instead they are full of the warmth and softness of human nature. Reading them often makes people's eyes warm. It turns out that the most powerful transformation is never the means of thunder, but understanding and empathy; the most moving power is never extraordinary powers, but the gentleness in the fireworks of the world.
What's even more rare is that the author's words have a sense of pictures, and the dishes he writes seem to emit fragrance through the pages of the book. The fantasy scenes in the spiritual world and the fireworks in the human world blend naturally and harmoniously. There is no obscure setting, no complex plot, just a story about redemption and reconciliation told between bowls and dishes, meals and vegetables. As a writer, I feel the author's originality. This book has great potential. I jumped into it decisively. I highly recommend it [Like][Like][Like]
Very nice and warm
This is my first time writing a book of this type. I feel pretty good about myself. All handsome guys and beauties are welcome to read, comment and give suggestions [please pay attention]
Among all the fantasy novels, this one, set in the "Yin Yang Restaurant", is like a bowl of soup that is lukewarm but has a long staying power. It uses human smoke to wrap up stories about ghosts and ghosts, and uses delicacies to transform resentful souls and anger. It is both heart-warming and healing to read, allowing people to feel the unique tenderness and power in fantasy narratives. The most exquisite setting of the story is the close connection between the two seemingly unrelated activities of "cooking" and "transferring spirits". The heroine has the power to travel through yin and yang, but she does not choose to dominate the three realms. Instead, she opens a small restaurant and uses firewood, rice, oil, salt, pots and pans to build a bridge between life and death. Those ghosts and resentments that come with obsessions and resentments, or are trapped in past regrets, or have suffered from the suffering of the world, can all take off their guard in the dishes cooked by the heroine - it may be a bowl of Yangchun noodles to quench hunger, awakening the lonely soul's attachment to the world; it may be a dish of home-cooked pickles, which reminds the ghosts of the family affection; it may be a pot of warm soup, which dissolves the long-standing hostility. Every dish is hidden with heart, and every cooking is a redemption. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to interweave the aroma of food with the fantasy of the spiritual world, making "Warrior" no longer a cold spell duel, but a gentle reconciliation full of fireworks. The image of the heroine makes people fall in love with her at first sight. She has both the courage to travel through yin and yang, and the delicacy of running a restaurant; she is neither humble nor overbearing when facing the ferocious resentful spirits, but she is full of compassion for the lonely souls with regrets. She never uses strong methods to suppress ghosts, but instead reads their stories through dishes and resolves obsessions with understanding and empathy. In her restaurant, people and ghosts, yin and yang are no longer opposite ends, but they can sit around a table and let go of the barriers in the aroma of vegetables. This "softness overcomes strength" setting allows the story to break away from the traditional fantasy monster-fighting and upgrading routines, adding a bit of humanistic warmth, and also makes the core of "Duling Soul" become the solace of "regrets" and the relief of the "past". Every spiritual story in the book is short but heart-wrenching. Whether they are ghosts who stay in the world waiting for their old friends, or resentful spirits who are unwilling to die due to unexpected deaths, behind their obsessions are attachments to the warmth of the world and concern for unfulfilled wishes. The heroine's restaurant is like a harbor that accommodates all regrets. With each dish and each piece of listening, these wandering souls can let go of their obsessions and leave peacefully. There are no thrilling and terrifying scenes in these stories, but instead they are full of the warmth and softness of human nature. Reading them often makes people's eyes warm. It turns out that the most powerful transformation is never the means of thunder, but understanding and empathy; the most moving power is never extraordinary powers, but the gentleness in the fireworks of the world. What's even more rare is that the author's words have a sense of pictures, and the dishes he writes seem to emit fragrance through the pages of the book. The fantasy scenes in the spiritual world and the fireworks in the human world blend naturally and harmoniously. There is no obscure setting, no complex plot, just a story about redemption and reconciliation told between bowls and dishes, meals and vegetables. As a writer, I feel the author's originality. This book has great potential. I jumped into it decisively. I highly recommend it [Like][Like][Like]
Very nice and warm
This is my first time writing a book of this type. I feel pretty good about myself. All handsome guys and beauties are welcome to read, comment and give suggestions [please pay attention]