Song Zhiwei traveled through time.
Good news, in the interstellar era, technology is advanced.
Bad news, she landed on a junk star.
The worse news is that people here rely on nutrient solutions and nutritional pastes to fill their stomachs every day. Real food is ridiculously expensive. As for how to make delicious food, it has long become an almost discontinued knowledge.
Song Zhiwei looked at the system he was bound to, and then at the people struggling to make ends meet in the garbage dump.
And she doesn't know how to repair a spaceship, build a mecha, and even less know how to govern a planet.
But when it comes to how to spend a small amount of money and eat something that makes people happy, she has some experience.
So, everything started with a few bowls of instant noodles.
Instant noodles, fried chicken, burgers, French fries, potato chips...
From a stall to a small shop where you can sit down and eat; from "just eat enough" to someone starting to seriously struggle with what to eat today...
Song Zhiwei originally just wanted to make her life more comfortable.
Later, she discovered that this dusty garbage star seemed to be getting lively little by little.
[Gourmet management | Easy daily life | Slow growth]
Reader comments
I thought it was pretty good after reading the first two chapters, but the more I read later, the worse it became. Could you please stop wasting my feelings on the AI article? What an interesting joke.
The writing is smooth and the setting is very interesting. It is not a banquet but a place for selling junk food. The garbage star is also different from the settings I often see before (full of garbage, full of danger, violence, plunder, few people die, etc.). There are regulations for taking out garbage, and there are recycling areas and repair areas. The community is quite orderly, more like a poor town built next to a garbage dump.
The customer's reaction is not about the amazing taste, but about the experience of eating, especially where the new braised beef noodles are served. The customer's feedback is "you need to chew". I think it is quite close to the real life experience. When I eat beef brisket, I like to chew it carefully. It really feels different when I first put it in my mouth and after chewing it a few times.
I thought it was pretty good after reading the first two chapters, but the more I read later, the worse it became. Could you please stop wasting my feelings on the AI article? What an interesting joke.
The writing is smooth and the setting is very interesting. It is not a banquet but a place for selling junk food. The garbage star is also different from the settings I often see before (full of garbage, full of danger, violence, plunder, few people die, etc.). There are regulations for taking out garbage, and there are recycling areas and repair areas. The community is quite orderly, more like a poor town built next to a garbage dump. The customer's reaction is not about the amazing taste, but about the experience of eating, especially where the new braised beef noodles are served. The customer's feedback is "you need to chew". I think it is quite close to the real life experience. When I eat beef brisket, I like to chew it carefully. It really feels different when I first put it in my mouth and after chewing it a few times.
Written by AI, it's hard to read
Not bad, the subject matter is novel