
After Being Bound to the System, I Was Forced to Sell Wontons in the Cemetery
绑定系统后我被迫在墓地卖馄饨
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 803k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 19d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
2.8kReads
5.9Score
340Shelves
376Chapters
333Listens
54kReads · all time


I hope you don't engage in any CP
It's super beautiful, so heartwarming, and the author's writing style is invincible and awesome. There are no bad guys to stop me from setting up the stall, and I make money peacefully. It doesn't matter whether there is a male protagonist or not. As long as I keep reading, I will finish it [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration]
It's very good to watch. I watched it [licking the screen]. Li Xuan and Tiantian can eat it. Hehe, it has been tied. The heroine must not write CP. I will continue to pursue it. Come on for more [explosive updates][explosive updates][explosive updates]
Dear author, this is very interesting. I just want to say that there is a male protagonist and who the male protagonist is. It's okay if there isn't one [laughing]
The author writes beautifully You can read this novel as a casual read without brains. If you want to read it with brains, then don't read it.
I originally wanted to rate it after reading it, but the score was too low. Please support the author. The writing is quite good. Why is it so low?
It feels delicious
Warm writing style, support me It is bland and leisurely. I read it as a leisure article and I like it very much. There is less food in the back and more stories about diners and places where they are sold. Overall, the writing is okay, but I personally don't like too many diner stories. I update two chapters every day, but I can't keep up with the story.
Food enjoyment article. And the diners are very qualified.
It's very warm, with a light and smooth feeling
Classic street stall literature, very interesting. I hope it won't be discontinued.
The writing is very appetizing and beautiful.
This is a very heart-warming literary bastard. I was so greedy that I went to eat roasted brains in the evening [crying]