The God of Cooking’s Legacy: Starting with a Street Stall

Actually, it's not bad. It's quite interesting. It's bland and heartwarming. But in the novel, I always feel that the male protagonist is always buried. It's a bit annoying. The only friend of the heroine seems to be that guy. I can't stand it anymore. But I give it five stars.

The writing is not very good, but it is plain and warm. There are no ups and downs in the plot, and there is no cliché slap-in-the-face plot. There are no surprises so far, and I am slowly listening to it. The golden finger is not an exaggeration. The details of the simulated business are written down, which is very good. This is what I read when reading this kind of article. It's boring to expand too fast. I like this pace. Three updates a day, very diligent. It's 200,000 words, so why is there no book review? The traffic is so bad. Encouragement, five stars. I suggest you think about the introduction. Maybe it's not exciting enough? The other thing is this cover, which really looks like a standard feature of AI writing. I scrolled through it several times without even wanting to click in. I just tried it because I was short on books. A change might make it more attractive.

It's pretty good, but I don't really want a male protagonist [Sending my heart]

It's a very heartwarming and everyday food article, but the author doesn't know if it's voice input, and sometimes the sentences don't make sense 😂 There are some typos. I hope the author will continue to update, come on!

It's okay, a bland business story, no bloody plot. The heroine studies hard after getting a golden finger, recruits shop assistants and strives to expand the store. Warmly, the heroine's uncle, aunt, and cousin appear. The author should be typing by voice, but the article looks very messy, and many of them have not been modified. The writing is at the level of a running account, and you can understand the development of the plot. It's a good way to pass the time. The number of male characters appearing in the plot is much greater than that of female characters. The good news is that there are no stereotyped sentences, but there are some descriptions of the appearance of the heroine in the early stage, which feels very strange. It feels like there was an attempt to foreshadow the male protagonist in the early stages, but it fell through the cracks later on. Maybe I wanted to create a charming character for everyone, but it disappeared after 200 chapters. Fortunately, I didn't write it. In fact, the writing was not good.

It's nice to read, and the plot is really good. There's no outrageous plot, and the characters in it are all normal people. As you know, some people like to forcibly create villains in novels, and then completely destroy the protagonist's personality, but this one doesn't have that, just normal people. Come on, author.

This book is a mediocre food article plus a business article. The main plot is that the heroine learns to cook and expands the restaurant. The writing is relatively practical. I don't feel that the author is like a novice who has no understanding of the catering industry. There is currently no emotional line.

The food articles I just discovered recently seem to go smoothly without any discomfort. I like [Admiration] very much, but it is already tied. I hope the author will work harder and update [laughing][laughing][laughing]

It's not enough. This is the best food article I've read recently. The heroine has a golden finger, but it is not exaggerated. She still needs to work hard to learn and improve step by step. The cooking is delicious but not exaggerated. I really like this kind of slow life and the protagonist works hard in a down-to-earth manner. Moreover, the heroine is also a conscientious boss for customers and employees. She also has her own principles and bottom lines. So far, I like this article very much. I hope there will be more...

It's tied, I really envy the boss's employees (>_<) But sometimes it's a bit tiring to read the long paragraphs, some customers' reactions stopped abruptly, the side descriptions are not cool enough, there is some gossip, the protagonist's first love has never appeared, when will I write about shop bloggers and news interviews?