You're Cooking? I'm Brewing Potions

The content of this novel is so similar to Lin Shiliu's book.

It's good, but like the comments said, the plot is a little similar to Sixteen's book. Both involve a family with a digital background who escapes through the older brother's connections, possessing a talent for potion-making with side effects (but only the vegetation on the garbage planet initially has these side effects).

It feels like it copied the plot from some book; it's so familiar. 🍉

It's still a very good read so far. It's quite similar to the one in Sixteen, but it fills in many of the parts that felt frustrating in Sixteen. Sometimes it feels like a sister book.

Having read thirty chapters, the author's writing is very delicate, and I haven't encountered any major flaws yet. The female lead, Zhang Sanhua, has a well-established character and seems to have adapted well to local customs. However, her experiences in the cultivation world aren't shown in much detail, and the supporting characters are also quite distinctive. I read another thirty chapters.

It's a good book, in my opinion. The most outstanding parts are the heartwarming relationship between the Huashu siblings and the memorable female characters. There are also many unique and engaging plot points. It's truly a good book with many praiseworthy aspects. However, I have to say that some of the settings are very similar to another book (what are you doing, author?!)... I hope the later settings will be more original and not too similar 🤦 Otherwise, it will easily attract criticism 🤦

Absolutely amazing! I'm here to rate it, urge for more updates, and even generate buzz, hoping for more recommendations! The characters in "Tree Flower" are so loving, their interactions are adorable and heartwarming. It's a story of interstellar survival and mutual support; even on a garbage planet, there's a way of life.

The female protagonist is very immature, unlike someone who transmigrated; she likely only acquired Li Muran's memories. I once read a novel where the female protagonist believed she was reborn, only to later discover she had fused with fragments of a supporting female character's soul.

It's a very good read. The male-to-female ratio is high, with more female characters, including many in high positions. Excellent women are everywhere. It's similar to the book "16," with the female lead around 10 years old, and most of the story focuses on this age. The female lead also has many siblings who practice potion making. They all love money and value training.

This book seems to have a similar premise to "Reborn in the Interstellar Era: Choosing to Become a Pharmacist." Perhaps this premise is more plausible?