Back to the 1980s After Being Fired by the State-Run Restaurant

I have been giving coenzyme to men. If you like nanny stories, you can try it. The heroine who always writes about short and fat hands may have special xp.

Personal highlight: The heroine cooks every day at work and after work [face-covering] Maybe because she has a happy family and is not a lone wolf heroine, so she will sacrifice some interests and personal characteristics to a certain extent... There are also a lot of top-quality articles. When I thought it was a heart-warming food article, a top-notch one appeared [face-covering] I feel that the heroine is living a good life, has means but is not a virgin, knows how to order, and is relatively normal for a single supporting female character with a high appearance rate. There was no friction during the ambiguous period with the male protagonist, and the relationship was confirmed smoothly (personally, I think the female protagonist didn't have the time to think about these things when she first opened the store, and only started to think about it after the business was on track) I don't agree that loving to cook + doing everything at home and outside the house equals to loving a man. The female protagonist likes to cook, so she opens a shop. Seeing the diners happy because of the delicious food is a very straightforward expression. Is it just because there is a male protagonist that she loves men? 🤦 What is the difference between this understanding and the one-size-fits-all female boxer? There is nothing wrong with the female protagonist being able to make money independently, having her own savings from work, and still having enough time to help her family... And the male protagonist is a normal person!! (This is very important) And when we get along with each other in a measured manner, we are more gentle and quiet.

It's quite good-looking, the writing is good, the food is well-written, and the characters are good, but I probably won't follow it anymore. It's not because the writing is bad, but for my personal reasons. Because I'm from Yunnan, it's too realistic and I can't read it in a novel. It feels like I'm watching an acquaintance.

A good-looking business article, a good article about 9-point potential in the future. The heroine is a very good cook. The heroine is a person who can fight back. Good looking, highly recommended. With CP, the heroine and the hero have a slow-paced love affair.

I feel like the author is writing about Yunnan food 😳😳😳😳, and some of the dishes in it are very familiar. Bean curd rice noodles, pickled vegetables, dada, etc. Are all eaten by Yunnan people.

It's nice to read. The author's writing is good. It's my favorite writing style. It's not watery. The food descriptions are very vivid and detailed. The male protagonist doesn't have much plot. It's just right!! The author will update soon! Not enough!!!

It's so good to read. I really like the heroine's style of doing things. I also like to read the food and career stories she wrote! There are no big surprises, and the heroine's home is not top-notch, it's just very cozy.

It's nice to read, but the author always writes the wrong person's name, and I don't know if he will change it back.

Looks good, I'm attracted to it anyway

When I saw the last chapter, I realized it was a serial 😢[Please give me more updates][Please give me more updates][Please give me more updates]