
Diners Say I’m a Show-Off, but They Still Devour My Food
食客说我装逼犯,但是还嗷嗷干饭
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 536k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The boss's books are as delicious as ever. I have read the previous book by Boss Lin and several other books by the author on the large screen. To be honest, if you don't like to show off and people who know how to put their toes on the ground may not like this type of book. However, the number of plots where the male protagonist shows off is quite appropriate, not too many, but people can still see the setting of this book. Summary: Boss, you are so great, I will always follow you ✺◟(∗❛ัᴗ❛ั∗)◞✺ (⑉°з°)-♡ (๑> <๑)
One thing to say, among the food articles in Tomato, you have to read about burgers 🍔, and everything else is not good. . Lao Lin and Lao Jiang are both good products. Lao Shen is not bad at the moment, but a little short. . Elementary school students and principals are not very good. . The one who acted was also good, but unfortunately it was shorter. . I hope Hamburger polishes the plot and takes it to the next level.
The food articles written by this author are indeed quite good. His big one: This boss is really stubborn. He even sets up a street stall and walks around with it. It's also on my bookshelf. Let's talk about the advantages: First and most importantly, the author does not go out of his way to describe the characters in a vulgar way. There is no description of legs or feet. The food is just food, the boss is just the boss, and the customers are just customers, which makes people feel comfortable. Moreover, the interaction between the protagonist and the customers is also very interesting, and you can feel that everyone is cute. Secondly, the author's imagination is relatively online. It's interesting and satisfying to watch. It's enough to read it when you are short of books or have free time. All in all, it's recommended to watch!
Chapter 81 in progress, except that the word "pretending" is too frequent, there are no other problems. This is an easy, beautiful, and unique food article. I'm just curious why the male protagonist isn't restricted in purchasing? Obviously purchase limit is the most cost-effective and the simplest way to screen out new customers. The purchase limit is also a way to better appease the increasingly large queues and allow more people to eat delicious food without having to hear them pestering you and asking why the time is not extended and there are not more selling points. Anyway, the people who asked are all old diners, and they can't accept many new ones*. The reason is easy to find. The God of Cooking can't bear to eat the food produced by his own God of Cooking. Eat so much and gobble it up like 🐷 You can just think of any reason, and you can pretend again to reap the pretending value of new and old diners. Optimistic, recommend, don't cheat, don't suck, finish the review [Like][Like][Like]
A good food article that combines pretentiousness with delicious food, giving it a unique flavor. The reason why I gave it four stars is because the author took too many kickbacks. It is conservatively estimated that he took 30 to 40% of the kickback for the pretentiousness value. If you count the ones that had a buzzing sound but did not write the specific value and the ones that only mentioned the pretentiousness value, they took more than half of the kickbacks. The protagonist is so miserable [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]
It's a good read, a good read, and the boss of Sanshulin must come and taste this boss Shen. The only shortcoming at present is that there are too few chapters. It is also a good-looking book about setting up a food stall. The setting of this pretentious value is also very cool. What I want is that this person shows up in front of me. It's so cool and considerate. It makes me greedy when I eat [Adoration]
I just started writing about food stalls, and this is the best one I have found. It has good writing, good plot, and makes people read it. I hope it will be updated more often, and don't let the protagonist's character get lowered! Unlike the book next door where the protagonist has an entanglement with a female star for no reason, a rich second-generation painter who is engaged in art is arranged to be friends with the protagonist, just because he lives in the same villa area as the protagonist and does not even understand some common sense of life. He has never been in the kitchen and only needs clothes to reach for food and open his mouth. To make friends with the protagonist, who has no friends before this person, is really funny and disgusting. The other is not that the plot is good but the writing is bad, the writing is good but the plot is bad!
I like this food article very much. It's funny and interesting. I feel that the character of Boss Lin is very well created and has a sense of contrast. The dialogue between the diners feels very warm and beautiful. The rhythm is also quite good. It's very comfortable to read. I really like it. Moreover, Boss Lin relies on learning and is not forced into the system, which is very good! Please continue to write well, author-chan (◍•ᴗ•◍)✧*
I like this author very much. I have read Random Stall and The Impostor God of Cooking, including the elementary school student's God of Cooking. It is also very interesting. The writing is very interesting and interesting. Of course, the real-person audio book is also very interesting. Support the author to keep writing, come on, come on, come on!
Advantages: The protagonist is quite lively and does not follow one dish after another. He is like a cooking robot. He has free time to rest in between and can arrange his own stall time. I practice cooking in my own space for a long time and find fresh ingredients. I spend a lot of time preparing the goods at a low cost before going out to the stall. The ingredients are real. Disadvantages: During the time when the protagonist was selling roasted chicken, customers brought their dogs to the square to ask for scraps, causing chaos. The owner was unable to hold down the large dog to illustrate the deliciousness of the protagonist's food. If so many dogs were so greedy and crazy, even a bodyguard would be unable to defeat the dog's mouth. The protagonist's personal safety was very dangerous. Fortunately, the protagonist was resting on the second day, so he would not open here again. The protagonist's selling of stinky tofu caused chaos again. The description of the congestion in the block was really crowded and feared that it would cause a stampede and chaos. After the protagonist finished selling the vegetables, there was still chaos. From the time the store opens to the time it is sold out, the protagonist does not have a way to immediately interrupt and leave if something unexpected happens. Of course, in the novel, the author cannot allow the protagonist to be in such a situation that he is in personal danger. I hope that the protagonist will have protective measures when facing the crazy customer flow and open the business safely [heartfelt] The pace is quite fast. The main character changes the type of vegetables he sells every two or three days, which makes it feel fresh.