[Transmigration + Tang Dynasty + food + redemption + nurturing + heritage]
When I opened my eyes, I had transmigrated into a poor stall owner in Chang’an’s Western Market in the ninth year of the Zhenguan era.
Other transmigrators get System shops. My pocket space is pitifully bare.
Many years later
The people of Chang’an say, “The Firelight Restaurant has collapsed and been rebuilt, and changed its sign three times, but the taste of that bowl of spicy pepper soup has stayed the same from the Zhenguan era to the Tianbao era.”
The history books record only a few words: “In the Zhenguan era, there was an extraordinary man named Li Yu. He presented auspicious signs and helped the people. The emperor called him a friend of the hearth-fire.”
I never thought about changing history.
I simply lit an undying lamp for this city and its people on the nights in Chang’an.
The finest taste in the world is no more than a bowl filled with the warmth of everyday life.
The most enduring hearth-fire burns for a thousand years.
It's not overrated; at least from what I've seen so far, the logic and emotions are very coherent, and the male lead is quite composed (especially in handling Gao Yang's table-flipping scene). Other characters, such as Cheng Yaojin and Li Lizhi, are consistent with their historical counterparts.
The character portrayal is excellent, and the characters are very wise in their dealings with others. However, why not just plant the seeds randomly in the wild? Why insist on handling them yourself? 🙂 Who cares about the harvest or whether anyone discovers them? You can always bring them out after someone else has seen them; there are no system tasks or penalties anyway. And the shop's business has continued to thrive.
Unlike traditional time-travel novels with their boastful and face-slapping moments, this book tells the story of ordinary people struggling to survive in the Tang Dynasty. They are cautious yet possess kind hearts, making it an immersive read. Keep up the good work, author!
Yes, it's pretty good. In short, I just hope the author updates soon, 8 million words a day!
Personally, I felt this book had a slow pace and leaned towards slice-of-life. However, some common sense and logic were a bit off. If you're looking for a purely fictional, lighthearted read, it's not bad.
This is a pretty good novel. It doesn't have any mindless boasting and face-slapping moments, and the logic is quite reasonable. I hope the author continues writing! 🥰🥰🥰
A heartwarming book that soothes restless hearts with a gentle, everyday charm. Keep up the good work, author! Great job!!!
It's a very enjoyable read, a bit like a slow-paced novel. Keep updating! 🤔🤔
It felt okay, but there was a strange, uncomfortable feeling about it.
The warmth of everyday life is most comforting to the human heart; it's perfect for watching when you're feeling restless.