Big Boss, Little Chef

Collect first, chase later~Huahuahua~~

Why do I always feel so aggrieved when I see this? I dislike the male and female protagonists less and less. The male protagonist has been entangled for so long because of an unreliable love at first sight. From his drunkenness, it can be seen that he has not let go. The female protagonist knows that the two are very different, and thinks that the male protagonist has someone else in his heart. She just feels relieved. This is acceptable. I really have no position. I don't accept the male co-star because of a misunderstanding. Of course, there are also times when the interval is too long. Isn't the female protagonist's inner monologue quite clear? She needs to love her and so on. The male partner is suitable, but she doesn't want her. This makes her uneasy and uneasy, but she can't forget it. Oh, I really don't like it.

. . . . It's heartbreaking to watch. . . . . Thinking of the missing girl from Chongqing. . . . .

Shopkeeper Yi is such a gangster! What a pity, I didn't discover this text earlier, I really like it

Very helpful! Fried chicken is great! I particularly like this kind of writing about food, and the characters are simple and cute. It's just a bit masochistic to watch it at night! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Bukaisen! ! ! ! ! ! ! You can see but you can't eat it~~

After watching China on the Tip of the Tongue, I watched this~~I'm so greedy~~

Spreading flowers to support~≧▽≦)/~

So Luo Shangjun has already revealed that Shopkeeper Yi met Fang Xiao when he was a child. Yu Pei and Foodie can explain everything. Why did Luo Shangjun say that she didn't lose the jade? Why was she not a foodie and didn't get lost?

Why do I feel like there are too many characters appearing in the first chapter, which makes me feel a little dizzy.

It turns out that Luo Luo, who is in Yi Yang's heart, has always been Fang Xiao. How nice!