[Ancient-to-modern transmigration + System + no romance + food + building wealth + putting villains in their place + slow-burn feel-good story]
Chen Anlin gets mistakenly bound to a confused System and is whisked away to the modern world, where she becomes a small-time mukbang streamer.
Finish twenty steamed buns in ten minutes and your meal is free! Eat a huge bowl of noodles within half an hour and win an 888-yuan prize!
Netizens: “Why is this young woman cosplaying as an ancient person while doing mukbangs? It’s pretty novel! The way she eats is so infectious. Now I want to eat, too!”
The food she eats is stored in the System’s space, so Chen Anlin can take it all home for her family.
Soft, sweet steamed buns stuffed with fresh meat, fragrant and delicious tomato hot pot: the Chen family has never tasted anything so good!
Her family will never have to worry about going hungry again.
She can also learn to make modern dishes and use them to build a fortune in ancient times, making life better and better.
As for that scumbag, he can get lost and stay far away. She wants to live as freely and happily as a modern woman, even on her own!
I saw a video of instant noodles posted here. It was so good that I stayed up late to watch it. The writing is very mature and the characters are well developed. The heroine gives me a very tenacious feeling, she is brave enough to work hard, and at the same time she has a plan for what she wants to do. I feel like I have grown a lot after being able to wear double wear. The family members are also very good and can work together as a team. In addition, what I find very comfortable is that after selling mirrors and cups (as of now), I no longer sell modern things. We do not accumulate wealth by constantly buying and selling. The heroine's business is the same, but she doesn't rely too much on Taotie's ability. The necessities are all purchased in ancient times, so that Taotie can continue to maintain the business after he leaves. Focus on improving your own abilities to improve your life. A few things that I feel a little uncomfortable about: When Taotie helped shoot the video in the early stage, he never mentioned how it was taken, whether there was a (fake) camera or the system was covering it up, but the protagonist's several challenges were all in open environments, and there was a live broadcast at Fat Sister's Noodle House. Most of the fans in the early stage were local people. It would be strange if there was no camera-like thing and they kept posting videos! Then after I had money to buy a mobile phone, I bought a stand and a pole, all the time! Without! Purchase! Wheat! The sound of chewing is also important for mukbang. I don't know if I can order food, but I'm going to order it first. I still want to see it. Big Eater Challenge: Giant parfait, ice cream, large plate of chicken, steak, paella/tempura rice bowl Buffet: sugar water/dessert, candied haws, duck feet, fish hot pot, bean and rice hot pot, snail noodles, Hong Kong-style morning tea, expensive Japanese food (sukiyaki/giant sushi) If you want to open a new theme, I want to read a menu. The family opens a blind box of leftovers and weighs them (caijiamo or spicy hotpot that can be randomly placed in a box).
It's not bad, but you have to take things back with you. You have to eat them so that there is space.
So far, this book is surprisingly smooth. The heroine is awakening her thoughts bit by bit. I don't know how the author will deal with it in the future. I look forward to it.
It's pretty good. It's the first time I've seen this golden finger setting. The heroine is also awakening, but it's too slow to update one chapter a day. And recently, the ancient scenes feel a bit too much.