The Great Qing Kindergarten: I Win Over the Nine Princes with Food

It's quite enjoyable, filled with delicious food and heartwarming moments. While it certainly doesn't align with historical accuracy and lacks the suspense and seriousness of historical accounts, it's a pleasant read as a relaxing and comforting story about food. After all, it focuses on childhood, so there's no need for the later power struggles and intrigues.

Oh my god, I've actually fallen for such a short pit! But it's good. After eating the food the female lead makes, Kowloon can hear her thoughts. The kids are so cute, and Xiao Liu's life is saved. I'm happy but also heartbroken! Author, please update more! 😢

I've seen the latest update, I'll wait until it's more complete before reading it~ Although the title has the words "raising a child" in it, it's not the kind of story I imagined~ The protagonist is a modern person who travels to the Qing Dynasty.

It's alright, a good read. It's the kind of heartwarming food-themed novel. The author writes very steadily, the pacing is comfortable, and the psychological descriptions are excellent. I just don't know how the plot will develop later. If the female lead keeps making the same food repeatedly and gets tricked into revealing information, I really feel sorry for her.

Oh my god, I finished reading it again! I usually don't follow updates closely; I always wait until there are more chapters before reading, but this one is just so good! I simply couldn't resist! Also, it seems like everyone in this story is a good guy, I'm so happy!

Great book! It's definitely on my must-read list! Although it also revolves around listening to inner voices, every aspect here feels very "steady," and the plot progresses smoothly. Each prince has a distinct personality, and every dish is fantastic! The female lead's professional knowledge is solid, and the events shown so far fit perfectly.

It's the kind of setting I like, even though only a few chapters have been updated!! But I really love the combination of food-themed raising of children + Qing Dynasty time travel with no romance, and all the food looks so delicious ૮ ⚆⚆ა

It's so incredibly good! 😳 The author writes so well, every little detail is so heartwarming, and the author's descriptions of food are making my mouth water so much! 🥺 I wish I could just jump into the book and have a feast! 😳😳😳

The story is currently very engaging, but I hope Min-joo can gain more genuine affection. We've seen Xiao Liu on the verge of death, and the brothers are calculating how much more Min-joo might reveal. Helping each other is fine, but I hope it's reciprocal, not just a one-sided effort from Min-joo. (Based on the current reading content, my expectations for future developments)

So far, it's been great. The delicious food and adorable little masters are very appealing to me. Keep up the good work, author! (◍•ᴗ•◍)