Gourmet Delights of the Northern Song: I Made a Fortune Through Food

The writing is exceptionally good. The female lead progresses step by step, without any special advantages or unnecessary scheming. It's a genuine food novel interspersed with the daily lives of ordinary people. There aren't exaggerated descriptions of how delicious the female lead's cooking is or how much others are captivated by it.

Having read 155 chapters, I'm still somewhat surprised that this novel has so few readers. Let me start with some minor flaws: sometimes I feel He Niang is too cold-hearted. For example, at the beginning, when selling wontons, she charged the same price for raw and cooked wontons. Although she explained later, it still felt like He Niang was being too harsh.

It's incredibly good. A rare find in ancient Chinese food-themed slice-of-life stories, this one features a female lead without a romantic partner. The writing was already excellent, and the absence of a romantic partner is a huge bonus—author, I want to kiss you to death! I'll ignore some minor flaws. First, let's talk about the female lead's personality: she's a character who grows and matures.

It's a very heartwarming story. He Niang is an incredibly resilient and endearing child. I especially loved the lively and noisy scenes in the small town. It almost brought me to tears, and I could clearly feel the heroine's growth. That's good, she's starting to pick up men now. I'm at my wit's end with authors like you who start pursuing their own desires halfway through writing.

A very realistic account of a street food vendor in the Northern Song Dynasty, comparable to an ancient version of "Brother Yong's 360-degree spin." The female protagonist's hard work and dedication to making a living through food is wonderful, and the portrayal of the warmth and humanity of the neighborhood is also quite good.

It's excellent! The female lead is smart and strong. I caught up in one go, and I was stuck on it for a while. I'll give it four stars for now 😞 Some parts were a bit frustrating, but when you put yourself in her shoes, the author writes very realistically. It's amazing that a helpless orphan girl, even a minor, can survive. Most of the people she's met so far have been quite nice. Nobody's perfect. I hope her career goes smoothly; she deserves it 😭

It's a very skillfully written story, with well-developed characters, both supporting and supporting. It vividly portrays the struggles of ordinary people trying to survive in the Northern Song Dynasty. The female lead is also incredibly hardworking. However, the updates have been limited so far that I'm planning to add it to my bookshelf to allow it to mature before continuing. Keep up the good work, author! 💕

I've caught up with it! It's so good! The whole story unfolds smoothly, and the female lead is incredibly resilient, taking each step steadily and realistically. Her personality is also very normal and relatable, not exaggerated at all. The plot and daily life descriptions are also very fluid, and the female lead's personality is revealed through every little thing, not through empty slogans.

It's a good read; the food descriptions are great, and the portrayal of life with all sorts of people is very heartwarming.

This is exceptionally good! In my fifteen years of reading, there are very few unfinished novels that I've followed. The fact that I'm reading it day and night speaks volumes about its quality! I especially love this kind of slice-of-life food novel with its leveling-up and map-expanding elements.