[Otherworld] [System] [No CP] [Gourmet]
Xu Zhen, from the modern world, accidentally transmigrated to a mutated wasteland and bound herself to a food business System. She started out with nothing but a thatched hut.
Xu Zhen soon discovered that the plants and animals in this world had been contaminated and mutated.
The humans trapped inside the city had spent years surviving on bland, black steamed buns with no nutritional value, all while suffering from the effects of contamination.
Later...
When an injured team of superpowered fighters stumbled in, they caught the fragrant aroma of boiling rice porridge from afar and froze, their eyes wide with disbelief.
As they took a bite of a soft, warm white-flour bun, scalding tears mixed with saliva and streamed down their faces.
Xu Zhen calmly wiped down the counter. "This is only the beginning."
As the shop gradually upgraded, white-flour buns, stir-fries with rice, hot pot, and barbecue were unlocked one after another. A single bite of clean, pure Chinese home cooking was a treasure the people of the wasteland had never even dared to dream of.
Later...
Everyone who came to buy food found out!
It turned out that after eating the shop's food, the contamination in their bodies slowly decreased.
Everyone: "Boss, are you our savior?"
Xu Zhen gently set out a bamboo steamer and smiled. "No, I'm just a businesswoman who loves making money!"
It's pretty good, but the supporting characters that appear are basically all men. In a sense, emmm, forget it, that's it.
The writing is not bad, but the current content seems to be no different from "Managing a Chinese Restaurant in the Apocalypse of Another World". In the beginning, you ride a bicycle to hunt for wild ingredients, and rely on mutant beasts to upgrade to reduce the value. I can't say they are exactly the same, but there is really no difference. I hope we won't fight aliens or mutated humans in the future.
Very good! Hope it doesn't end badly
Unbridled, updated on time
It's beautiful, thank you to the author!!
Nice. . . . .