A Taste of You

The feeling of reading this book is like coming home from get off work in the winter and someone serving you a bowl of steaming rice noodles. It's not the kind of cool story about a domineering president falling in love with me. It was a girl who saw a man standing in a daze under a faded sign on the streets of Shantou. She thought he was hungry, so she walked over and asked, "Are you eating alone too?" Then she gave him the beef in the bowl. She doesn't know who he is. He also didn't know who she would become. If you have ever eaten alone, celebrated the New Year alone, or stood alone on the street in a daze - then this book is for you. After reading this, I want to go to Shantou to eat bowls of rice noodles. I also want someone to give you the beef in the bowl.

After reading this book, I only have one thought: **Whenever I see a handsome single man on the roadside, I must go up and ask, "Handsome man, do you want to share a meal?"** What if? What if I can also fight for a financial giant? To be honest, this novel made me want to cry and laugh at the same time. The one who cried was the male protagonist Cui Zhinan, a dignified capital boss, who actually fell into ruin because of a bowl of rice noodles - just because this girl gave him the beef in the bowl when she didn't know who he was. Sisters, what kind of fairy setting is this? A man worth tens of billions of dollars, what he wants most is someone to pick up food for him!!! The one who laughed was the heroine Xiao Lu, who treated the boss like a poor man throughout the whole process. She treated him to a 168-yuan rice cake and felt sorry for him because he was "so thin." In the embarrassing scene where the truth was discovered later, I dug her toes into the ground through the screen. But what struck me most about this book was not the character of the domineering boss, but the feeling of "two lonely people finally waiting for each other"**. No matter what the outcome is; I just want to say: Sisters, if you see a handsome guy dazed on the roadside in the future, don't hesitate to go up and ask! What if?! (Of course, don't blame me if you overturn)