The Weekly Menu Changes at Random, and Customers Beg Me to Set Up My Stall

It's very good. I made a withdrawal. I like the character of the protagonist very much. Even the pricing of the food is very friendly to the people. The character is easy-going and it's very comfortable to read. It's just too little and not enough to read. Brother, the author, please keep up the good work.

Very good, this is a food novel system led by the protagonist, the system is just a tool to provide delicious food. There is no task, no saying how many copies were sold or what ratings were obtained. It didn't say where it would be placed. You must know that the products produced by the system must be high-quality products, since they are high-quality products. Is it necessary to say how many copies will be sold? One small drawback is that the whole book is not very enjoyable.

Very good. Food articles with reasonable prices are hard to find. I have always felt that eating should be a very happy thing. I think excessively high prices will make people who buy things have a judgmental attitude. I feel that this will not lead to a happy meal anyway, because I have never read high-priced food articles [shy]

The writing is okay, a bit sparse, the character design of the protagonist is okay, the gold finger is not big, and I bought my own tricycles and vegetables, which is good

I've only read a few dozen chapters, but I decided to comment first, otherwise I'd forget. I originally listened to it as a pre-sleep hypnosis, thinking it was another popular food article, but the author always surprised me in unexpected places. The protagonist was late due to physical reasons. The boss who did not have the old-fashioned way saw that he was displeased and tried to persuade him to quit. Instead, he sincerely offered suggestions (the leader here was too kind and unrealistic, but okay), so the protagonist set up a stall. After being discovered by colleagues setting up a stall, there were no crickets behind the backs of colleagues, no clichés looking down on others, and no slaps in the face from the street. Instead, everyone was very enthusiastic to take care of the business. I like how the author handles many cliche plots. Those bloody slaps in the face are really boring. The description of the attitude of some law enforcement officers towards vendors is also good. Another suggestion: The description of the deliciousness of the food cooked by the protagonist is a bit inadequate. For example, you can ask about the fragrance when passing by, but the protagonist does not describe the relevant plot while packing the food. Instead, the description begins after the customer holds it in his hand or opens the lid. In addition, the author describes too little about the color, flavor, and flavor of the food, especially the color. Few words mean that there is basically no description. I don't know if it will be added later.

It's beautifully written, and the protagonist's image is well portrayed.

It's a good read. This is the only food novel I've read to the end. At first, I thought the food the male protagonist was selling was a bit cheap, because most of the prices are quite high now. But after reading it, I figured it out. It's too expensive and most people can't afford it. Who wouldn't want to find such cheap and delicious food in real life? Another point is that there is no cp. Just writing about delicious food. Recommend!

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My book, I give it five stars

Very good-looking, the protagonist has a very good personality, and there is no such brainless villain