Laid Off by the Imperial Court, I Set Up a Stall in the Capital

It's not bad, it's mediocre, it feels like AI, because there are a lot of repetitions, there are chapters in the front, and there are repeated plots in the back. There is no particularly memorable part, it is no cp, it is all about delicious food, everyone likes to eat, come here to eat often, it is very bland, you can read it to kill time.

The description of the food is absolutely spot on, and it makes you want to eat just looking at it. I feel that the heroine is a light person, and her words are concise and concise without much psychological description. The other characters who like to eat the heroine's food are the highlight of this article besides the food. Many people I know from stalls in various places in the West Market, Pier Academy, and the royal people who came here later have distinct personalities. It is a bland food article. The shortcoming is the author's writing style. When describing the same scene, the words are not updated. They are all the same descriptions and dialogues. For example, whoever pays more money says it is worth it [laughing and crying] I look forward to better books from the author.

It is a very relaxing article. The life of ordinary people is daily necessities of food, rice, oil and salt. It is not easy to survive. They have been bullied, their family members have died, they have no money for medical treatment and study... All kinds of negative emotions can be diluted by a bowl of sweet noodles. If you can satisfy your appetite a little, you will be very happy. Day by day, I have earned a small amount of money. I have learned a lot of cooking skills, and I am getting better and better.

There are no clichés, it's relatively fresh, and the characters can stand up, but there's still something missing. I can't put it in words. Maybe I usually watch too many romances, and it's too refreshing. I can't pay too much attention to the details, but it's still great [laughs]

Everyone here is a guest, and the steamed buns are five cents each. It's repetitive in many places, and sometimes it's like keeping a running account, but it's delicious.

This book has a very special rhythm that doesn't require much logic, but it gives you a very comfortable feeling when reading it.

No cheats, no space, etc. Really good writing

The smoke of human beings is the most heart-warming thing. . . . [Adoration][Adoration]

Very nice, this score is low. The author is a seasoned foodie. Hahahaha. The writing is so delicious.

A very nice book.