The Little Chang'an Eatery

It was quite interesting. It was a little weird when I was about a hundred chapters in. Suddenly something happened in Chang'an. Everyone who had attended the review meetings and various meetings before was gone. It was a bit baffling. The heroine returned and recovered immediately.

The food article is really good, and the male guests all have their own merits ~ but the emperor has too many scenes, which really runs through almost the entire article (as of Chapter 83), and he often misses the past. Although he is lamenting the happy life in the present, it is a bit long-winded to mention it repeatedly... I hope he will write better and better in the future.

This text looks like an AI. People who often talk to an AI should be able to read it... But after all, the plot description is quite appetizing. It is very good to read in ordinary language.

The author's writing style is super good and very professional. The further back you go, the worse it looks.

The food article is already pretty good, so don't take it too seriously. If you have to take the tedious details of opening a store into reality, you won't have the pleasure of reading the article 🤭 The heroine is sober and calm, and the little details will make people laugh. The only drawback is that the new article has to wait for a long time. I like it very much, and the author will keep up the good work 🤭

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I can't help but give it a good review! Maybe my description is not prepared enough, but in my personal experience, the writing in this book gives people a sense of beauty and naturalness. It combines the smoke and fire between the world and the stove, and the friendship between people. The food, whether exquisite or ordinary, is narrated along with the progress of the plot and the changes of seasonal solar terms, allowing readers to see a lifelike shopkeeper Jiang. Her eyes are calm, like a wisp of breeze or a handful of clear moonlight, which makes people feel at ease. The author himself is also good at gourmet food. The whole text is informative and full of flavor. Every dish described in the article has a heavy and real feeling. It is as if I have become a diner and can appreciate the amazing cooking skills of shopkeeper Jiang. At the same time, I really like the "love" described by the author in the article. The feelings described by the author are the bonds that naturally arise after people meet... Respecting each other and loving each other is a delicate and profound gentleman's friendship. Whether it was the men who were helped by Shopkeeper Jiang who promised each other without "repaying kindness with hatred", or the grandmother who cried many times in front of the emperor or while eating in the restaurant, every emotion flowed slowly from the bottom of her heart like a stream, flowing out naturally. This is a very, very good book. If you like food, daily stories, pure love between people, and a heroine who focuses on her career without cp, you must not miss it!

It's rare to find a book that I want to rate halfway through. It's very warm and plain, but it's also very intriguing and makes people want to follow the food in the book. Wow, the food described in the description is really delicious. The bowl of noodles with soybean paste made me smell delicious. I ordered a takeaway but it didn't taste good... I became even more greedy... There is no emphasis on the drama-inducing plots such as quarreling and scolding. There are really some farming or food stories that suddenly start scolding and intrigue, which makes people very uncomfortable. I really like the author's way of handling the episode about Jiang's cousin. It's just a normal day, everyone eats and drinks, but the heroine doesn't suffer, and no one looks down on her, so that's great! The same goes for hooking up with the Taifu and cleaning up the Chen family restaurant. It does not focus on describing how much effort the heroine put in. It is understated, making people feel that the heroine is such a super powerful person. The only thing I'm worried about now is the involvement with the Dog Emperor later on. I'm really afraid that the plot will return to palace battles, the Shura field or the crematorium for chasing wives...

It's very interesting. The author uses food to describe the four seasons of the capital and the smooth flow of life. It really reminds me of Wang Zengqi's description of food, life is lovely, and they are all people who love life 😳

I think it's excellent, there are no pee spots, the whole process is informative, and it's not complicated and easy to understand, so it's easy to follow up. The only bad thing is that I should wait until it's over before watching... It's too hard to catch up 😢

The writing is okay, but the process of writing about food recipes would have been simpler. It's a bit long and deliberate, but the character fragments are too few and too short.