Daji's Mission (TV Series: Romance in the Kitchen)

I watched the beginning and then went to the end. This routine is so familiar that I am determined not to be abused╭(?_?)╮

Great, this ending is so good. I bought the physical book when I was in junior high school, but the ending of the physical book was not happy. Today when I was searching for Daji in Jinjiang, I suddenly saw this book. I wanted to see how the ending was different from the physical book, so I bought the last chapter. I found that the ending is really good. It's been 4 years since I bought the physical book, and I just read the happy ending now, which is really good.

The last time I read this article was when I was in junior high/high school, and it left a deep impression on me. I really liked this article, Sister Shui, and Master Mi. [Crying] It was once in the top three of my favorite articles. More than ten years have passed in the blink of an eye...

I spent a day reading this book and was deeply moved. There have been so many novels in the past few years that it has become difficult to find one that really touches your heart and can make you read it in one sitting. To be honest, the writing in this book is not great, the plot arrangement has loopholes, and the characters are not perfect, but it can make people fall in love with it unconsciously, just like Shui Ruobing, who is not a peerless beauty, nor is she talented, but makes everyone around her fall in love with her without knowing it. I thought for a moment, what is moving is the kind of wisdom buried in life. Although Mary Sue has become more popular now, everyone is clamoring for an ordinary heroine, but those who can actually do it are rare. Those with humble backgrounds, simple minds, and weak abilities are not called ordinary. This is a bit overkill. Let me ask you, in life, there are very few people who we often come into contact with who are such useless people, right? Water is different than ice. Even though she has low education and a poor family, she has the heart of an ordinary person. She will also be self-respecting and self-respecting, just to survive, she will risk everything; she is not heroic and does not worry about anything. When she meets someone she likes, she will be shy and coy; she is very diligent, but this is more forced by life, she also wants to be lazy... It is difficult for readers not to like such a big sister next door character. The most important thing is that she always faces life positively. She gained a lot, but lost a lot before that, and lost even more after that. The rare thing is that she never gets discouraged, and always finds ways to solve problems, without any thoughts of "forget it, just leave it like this" (the part about threatening to cut her wrists is not included, because even then, wasn't she trying to find a way to solve the problem of "the master is about to die"? As for her subsequent avoidance of the two male protagonists, it is also clearly explained in the article, that is because she wanted to die with dignity). This kind of spirit seems very simple, but how many people can have it in today's society? Maybe when you watch it, you will have the thought "Ah, this guy is so lucky. He has gained a fortune so easily, and also won the favor of several powerful and handsome men." But if you think about it carefully, has Xiaobing ever been "easy"? Her previous efforts to complete the mission were obvious to all. Even in the future, she won the love of Mi Qing, but she would have to bear the heavy guilt of Tang Dong for the rest of her life, and she was not a brainless person. Daji disappeared like this. After a while, it was difficult to guess the reason. Isn't it without regrets and regrets? Besides, the article also mentioned that it was difficult for her to return to her previous peaceful life after experiencing a "big scene". This was the most painful point for Xiaobing, who was originally content and happy. But there is no other way, Xiaobing, your own mother refuses to have sex, so only you with a strong heart can deal with these problems by yourself (show your hands). In fact, the original purpose of writing this review was to complain about the tragic male characters Tang Dong and Da Ji, but for some reason it slowly got involved with Xiao Bing. Ah, is it true that soft girls are more attractive? Based on my many years of experience in reading romance novels, I can tell from the beginning that Tang Dong is the tragic male protagonist who initially abused the female protagonist, was later abused by the female protagonist, and was finally forgotten by his stepmother. His character creation and background description fit all the rules. But even if I slowly fall in love with such an awkward person, later on I will be worried about his anxiety after the earthquake in Japan. In this period, I don't pay much attention to how the master is doing. Anyway, by the law of the male protagonist, he will definitely not die (being filmed flying)! To be honest, this is more because compared to the master who is like an immortal, Tang Dong is more like a human being, a man who can live a good life. Although he is described as rich and handsome, he also listens to his mother's words and is very easy to cheat. As for Daji, she has been hurt for thousands of years, time and time again, and she should be numb. If she wants revenge, just go to her stepmother! I've been nagging for so long, just to express my gratitude to the author. When will there be a sequel about these two guys? But if possible, I still don't want to see extra stories about the journey from not liking to liking. I don't know why I just don't like it... (Crossing fingers) P. S Is it because Bao Si is older than Da Ji and therefore has great skills and can shoot him away, so Da Ji is afraid? Explain, explain.

Author, is your book going to be adapted into a TV series? Why is Romance Manchu's plot so similar to yours~ You must answer me! Chinese title: Romantic Kitchen Country/Region: China Type: Contemporary City Number of Episodes: 30 Edit the plot summary of this paragraph This drama tells the story of an ordinary girl pursuing her dreams and finding true love. The eldest daughter Shui Ruobing is an ordinary taxi driver. Her mother arranges blind dates for her all day long, hoping that she can marry into a good family as soon as possible. However, Shui Ruobing hopes to inherit her father's last wish and become an excellent chef. An accident during a blind date left Shui Ruobing in debt worth millions. In order to repay the debt, Shui Ruobing had to apply for the job of executive chef of a gourmet food group, but failed. In order to successfully apply for the job, Shui Ruobing became a disciple of the famous chef Mi Qing and started an ordinary but gorgeous life. In the process of learning the art, the two of them went from being estranged to talking about everything, and became in love with each other over time. At the same time, Tang Dong, chairman of the food group, was also attracted by Shui Ruobing's character and pursued him. Shui Ruobing impressed everyone around her with her true feelings and sunny smile, but the pursuit of her by two good men left her in a dilemma. In the end, the kind-hearted and simple Shui Ruobing chose Mi Qing, who was equally simple and deeply loved herself. Tang Dong, who failed in love but was proud in the mall, also began to understand the importance of love and family affection, and embraced life in a different way. From Baidu Encyclopedia

I really feel that this is a story with a happy beginning, a tangled middle, and a tragic ending... TAT, seeing as it was written by Ding Ding, I thought it would be a smooth journey for HE. Ah, I was so deceived that I cried. It can almost be called a sadistic article. It's so deceptive. It turns out that Master Ding's BG article has such a style. . . . . . . Well, it's definitely a good article

I think the heroine was so anxious to change her master, but the master was not critically ill, he was just injured and can recover slowly. If you feel guilty, just take care of him. Why should you exchange it with something? Strange

How do I feel that our lovely Daji is like a prince who has been cursed, waiting for the princess to rescue him? I strongly want to go to the Daji episode

I don't know why, but I always feel that the emperor in The Emperor's Obsession Quest actually refers to Daji. . . .

(1) I finished reading this book a few days ago, but I just couldn't spare the time before, so now I have time to sit down and write some words. The so-called accompanying comments are very casual comments. I say whatever comes to my mind. I hope the author and book friends will forgive me if I am wrong. In my personal opinion, this book has two main threads: 1. The protagonist Xiaobing (bright line); 2. Daji (hidden line). The interweaving of these two clues connects three worlds: 1. The world of the protagonist Xiaobing, her Queen Mother, Wang Laoya and others; 2. The world of rice, soup and others; 3. The world of Daji, Julie (Bao Si) and other people (demon?). (2) As far as the protagonist Xiaobing is concerned, if he hadn't met Daji. The more likely outcome is to live with someone like Wang Laoya. Laoya runs a rice noodle shop and a Xiaobing rental business. It is estimated that she can live a good life in her small life. Of course, with Xiaobing's personality and situation (he has never hooked up with a dog before), I'm afraid there will be some twists and turns if he wants to "hook up" with Laoya XD Fortunately, Da Ji came. Under the pressure of the mission (+ inducements), Xiao Bing changed rapidly, from a "leftover woman who had never even hooked up with a dog" (the queen mother of her family said), to a woman who was proficient in cooking, not charming and charming, but also had her own unique style. After some entanglements with Mi and Tang, she finally had a happy ending. In this process, Daji has also been changing, from the bun-faced person at the beginning to the evil man later. Of course, in addition to her appearance, Daji's heart should also have changed (this is not reflected in the book, or it is relatively obscure), otherwise she would not have become cannon fodder in the end. (3) Overall, this is a good story. Apart from the fact that the progress in the later stages was a bit too fast, in terms of plot, there are basically no major flaws. And judging from the second clue, this theme could have been written into a series. When upgrading, the multiple choices provided by Daji have unlimited possibilities, and the mystery of the third world is also worth exploring. Needless to say, the author had this idea in mind, otherwise he wouldn't have let the girl named Huang Xiaole get Daji's ring in Chapter 85. The author's original idea was probably to write a sequel with Huang Xiaole as the protagonist after the book is published. (4) But it is a pity that the protagonist of this book is Xiaobing. It can be said that Xiaobing succeeds (the story itself) and fails Xiaobing (the publication). Xiaobing is the biggest highlight of this book. Xiaobing was already very hard-working and motivated, and with the bonus of Daji's ring, this characteristic became even more prominent. Xiaobing has a straightforward personality and can speak and act frankly, although sometimes he may be straightforward and a bit rude (Chapter 50). But frankly speaking, it was really enjoyable, lol. This kind of character is very rare in today's complex society. Just as Eliot commented on the great poet Yeats, he "took most of his life to be able to speak so candidly." More people may not be able to speak candidly in their lives. What's more, such frankness and frankness can not be annoying, which is even more rare. In other words, it is the best. It is precisely because of Xiaobing's characteristics that we are happy with Xiaobing's progress, and at the same time feel happy about her heartlessness, such as holding rice in her lap (Chapter 12), spilling coffee on the soup (Chapter 18), breaking the heels of her shoes (Chapter 28), etc., Which are all very funny. Characteristics like Xiaobing's are probably even rarer in the second world, which is what attracted Tang later on. As Zhou Le said in Chapter 20, "It is really rare in this world now." Of course, Mi is an exception. Mi is an alternative in this second world (in other words, it is also the best:) However, Xiaobing's age, education, and occupation prevent her from being a selling point. For online reading, this is not a problem, but for physical book publishing, it is a big problem. Unless this subject is written into a series and Xiaobing's story is moved later in the sequence (that is, it cannot be the first book), then it is estimated that there is still potential for publication. (5) Because of Xiao Bing's excellence, Tang later became emotional towards Xiao Bing, but Xiao Bing's love for Tang was mainly out of a mission mentality. In other words, Xiao Bing was like playing a game (poor cannon fodder) when getting along with Tang. The relationship between Xiaobing and Mi, although a bit inexplicable at first glance, is not traceable. There is a saying that the emergence and development of love is a process of breaking and reshaping one's own boundaries. If it's just one-sided, then it's unrequited love; if both parties break and reshape their own boundaries, that's love. To put it figuratively, let's borrow the words from "Wo Nong Ci" written by Duan Sheng, a talented woman from the Yuan Dynasty: "Take a piece of clay, twist it to make you, and shape me. Break the two of us together, and mix them with water. Then twist a you, and then shape a me. You are in my mud, and I am in your mud." This is such a process. Logically speaking, as age increases and the three views (world view, outlook on life, and values) mature, self-boundaries gradually become more stable, making it difficult to break and reshape them, making it difficult to fall in love. (This is also the reason why ignorant boys and girls are more likely to fall in love.) In other words, it is difficult for love to arise between Xiaobing and Mi. Without Da Ji, Xiao Bing would probably live a small life with Wang Laoyada. Of course they would have feelings for each other, but probably over time, feelings similar to family affection would dominate; while Mi would probably remain unmarried for life like all the family bosses in the past. But Xiaobing met Daji. Faced with the threat of being wiped out, Xiaobing bravely hugged Mi's lap and successfully relied on Mi. In the process of the two people getting along for a long time (actually not long), a feeling similar to family affection gradually developed. It can be seen from the book that although Mi was tall enough to bring disaster to the country and people, Xiaobing did not have any feelings for him at first. After recognizing Mi as his master, and thinking of Xiao Bing's early death of his father, it can be thought that in Xiao Bing's emotions, Mi has replaced his father's role to a certain extent; Xiao Bing's behavior also shows a role similar to that of a daughter. Therefore, the two of them can get along very naturally and harmoniously. If a relationship similar to family affection develops between a man and a woman, and then there is some tension between them (breaking the original more natural self-boundary), it will be easy for true love to arise. For example, when a man and woman meet on a blind date and get married, they may never develop true love. However, after being together for a long time, it is easy for them to develop family affection, and then they encounter some intense scenes (such as the woman having a difficult childbirth, the man being worried, etc.), And it is easy for love to develop. This is exactly what happened between Xiaobing and Mi. First, Xiaobing was forced by the mission to chase Tang. In Chapter 33, when Mi asked Tang to "try" Xiaobing, she probably felt the same sense of loss that parents felt when they married their daughter. Under normal circumstances, parents will feel a sense of loss when their daughter marries, but it is easy to overcome. But the relationship between Mi and Xiaobing is not the real relationship between father and daughter. The relationship between Xiaobing and Mi was torn apart here. In the unspoken incident, there was a second tear. In the illness incident, it was torn for the third time. During the earthquake, it tore for the fourth time. Xiaobing saved Mi and tore it for the fifth time. Mi searched and rescued Xiao Bing and tore her for the sixth time. Then, finally six or six went smoothly, happy end. (6) There are still some places in the book that are not clearly explained. Some may be due to writing techniques, some may be foreshadowing, and some may be negligence. 1. Zhou Le was very good to Xiao Bing from the beginning, but there are questions here (Xiao Bing also raised this question to Zhou Le in Chapter 47, but Zhou Le's answer was obviously unsatisfactory). You might consider writing a side story about this. 2. Qixiang has feelings for Mi. You may consider writing a side story. 3. The reward for the Emperor's Obsession mission is "The Temptation of the Fox Girl" (Chapter 7). It seems that it was not mentioned after the completion of Chapter 77. 4. Chapter 6 said that when Xiaobing chose the simulation system or the anthropomorphic system, he would regret it many times in the future. Although he knew it was referring to the bun face, it did not show up later. That's all for now, I won't talk about some minor bugs. Ps: I haven't written a book review for many years, so I wrote it hastily and I don't understand what it means, so I'll forgive you.