1979: From the Peking University Canteen to China's Top Chef

I don't know what to say, but the regular worker in the cafeteria retched when he saw the protagonist eviscerating a chicken in front of him, which made me laugh too. [Cover face][cover face][cover face]

This novel is really healing! The author has built a warm world full of fireworks, with no bloody misunderstandings or disgusting villains. The reading experience is excellent. What impressed me most was the character of the protagonist. He is not a reborn scumbag, but a down-to-earth chef dad. This kind of setting is very rare and refreshing in online literature. Returning to the capital with his wife and children who are top students, he is practicing his cooking skills in college while running a family. He has both a sense of career accomplishment and a sense of family warmth. The plot of raising a baby is particularly real and cute, the daughter is well-behaved and sensible, and the interaction between the family is enviable. The description of the food is even more outstanding. You can't help but move your index fingers when you read the words. It truly explains that "the atmosphere of human beings is the most touching thing in the human heart". The plot is fast-paced, dense but not stiff. If you are tired of intrigues and want to find an urban daily novel that is easy to relieve stress and warm and healing, this book is definitely the best choice! Highly recommended! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

People are still simple in the past. Someone would complain to the male protagonist on the first day. No one cares about you in the workplace now. You are all doing your own thing. It would be nice not to cause trouble for you, unless you are an old colleague who has been with you for more than ten years.

It's very heartwarming, and there's nothing disgusting about the plot. Even if there are some clowns, they can be solved quickly without affecting the viewing experience. It's okay, it's just that these clowns appear too many times. I'm a little tired from watching [pouts]

It looks pretty good so far, so that his wife can go to college, and then the male protagonist takes his daughter with him to the capital, and works as a temporary worker (kitchen) in the university, and then the male protagonist also cooks delicious food [Love] [Love] [Love], the price is not clear. I like to see Xiao Yaya, she is so cute and cute [Blowing Kiss] [Blowing Kiss] [Blowing Kiss], and the daily life with my wife is also very good [Like], the author writes more about food [Like] [Like], come on

The story about a chef and a nanny is very heartwarming. The little girl is well-behaved and cute. The male protagonist is rare and is not a scumbag.

There is only such a good woman in novels, who fulfills the fantasy [blowing kiss]. In reality, I would only say that knife stud is like drinking fine wine [laughter]

The book is very good. The protagonist is finally not a scumbag and is reborn.

It's good-looking, and it's not a completely nonsense novel. It has very upright views. In this novel, what I see is that the male protagonist also has a deep sense of dedication to his family and country.

No malice, just curiosity, why do most period novels of this type have northern protagonists as the majority? Is it because being closer to the capital makes it easier for the protagonists to upgrade? [What]