[Food] [Comedy] [No Female Lead] Xiao Yao: "Could you leave out the chili? Do you really have the heart to make a gorgeous beauty like me sweat off my makeup?"
Ye Chen: "I can't bear to, but I can't leave it out."
Old Wang: "Chef Ye, I'm eighty-two this year, and I love good food. Could you leave out the chili?"
Ye Chen said sincerely, "It's not that I don't want to, I just can't. Should I ask another chef to make it for you?"
Old Wang: "But their food isn't as good as yours. Can't you make an exception?"
Ye Chen: "I'm truly sorry."
Old Wang: "Young man, do you really have such a hard heart?"
Ye Chen...
Xiao Bao: "Uncle Ye, your chicken cutlet is so delicious. Could you make it not spicy?"
Ye Chen: "No."
Xiao Bao: "But I'm still a kid. My dad says kids shouldn't eat spicy food."
Ye Chen: "He's right. You can order some vegetables."
Xiao Bao: "Waaah..."
Programmer Ye Chen was laid off in a round of corporate downsizing just before his company went public, and returned home in disgrace.
At his lowest point, he bound himself to the Chef God System and unlocked an exclusive talent: the spicier his food, the tastier it became, with a maximum boost of 500%!
The problem was that the people of Jiangcheng couldn't handle spicy food. And all Ye Chen had was his talent: he couldn't cook at all.
To learn the culinary arts and reopen the Ye family restaurant, he went to work in the kitchen at Branch No. 18.
From then on, he blazed a trail all the way to becoming the group's top master chef, before reopening his family's old restaurant.
Millions of netizens affectionately dubbed him the Super-Spicy Chef God!
Other chefs cook to please their customers. Ye Chen's food tastes so good that customers are moved to tears with happiness, even as the spice leaves them weeping.
Torn between loving it and hating it, his customers keep begging him to show mercy.
It's so poisonous, the female characters in it are so silly, and the diners are also very homogeneous, mainly. If the protagonist cooks normally. It's quite spicy, but it's very delicious, so it's still acceptable. Anyway, there needs to be a beautiful woman who falls in love with the protagonist. The heroine is asked to do something that is not spicy, and the protagonist sternly refuses. Forget about the lo-girl blogger in the front, the school beauty in the back is even more poisonous. The protagonist of this article is no matter what he does? Others think it's not delicious when they see it, and then focus on contrasting it, right? With that sachet, I can imitate the taste of other people's dishes, but they still don't taste good. Strange setting
I agree with the post above and I think it's good. This setting of the spicier the tastier is not in line with the laws of physics but it's harmless and has a certain degree of enjoyment. As for the school beauty, it's just one of the diners on the background. It's just a means to enrich the people's personality. It's not toxic at all. I don't know what kind of poisonous school beauties are upstairs. There is no heroine and no ambiguity. The protagonist is a character who can be uncompromising and coldly reject the school beauties.
This setting is such a failure. You have direct proficiency through the system. Instead of practicing and improving by yourself, you make spicy food and it tastes delicious. I want to open a shop in the future, but there are too many elements and the stores are not coordinated. It is faster to do part-time work, cook, and set up a stall by yourself. I don't understand what rhythm you are pressing?
Hahahaha, it makes me laugh so hard. They are all negative reviews, but actually I think it's okay. It's a very good book.
The creativity is okay, but the author's writing skills are not good and the writing is not good-looking.
There are flaws in the logic. It's just average overall. It tastes better if you add chili pepper. It's too abstract. This setting is not suitable for this article at all, or the way you wrote it is very unreasonable.
I can't stand it anymore, I don't like to see people working for others.
Looks delicious
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The introduction is good, but the content is not.