Ada is the head chef at a three-Michelin-star restaurant. During a food poisoning incident, a diner dies of a brain hemorrhage. After the accident, the chef retreats halfway from the world, growing vegetables and raising chickens in the forest. He thinks life will be peaceful from then on, until one day a spoiled rich kid who can't lift a finger or tell grain from weeds shows up at his door. Ada's chaotic days begin...
A story about a spoiled young master wooing a reclusive chef, and the two of them joining forces to make a comeback.
Continuing the style of Sesame, Green Beans, and Garlic, this is still about a couple teaming up in the food business. This time, they're running a chain of coffee shops.
A few notes:
1. Chef Ada has a rough exterior but is gentle and thoughtful inside, and is still a warm-hearted character. Third Brother is more complicated and has plenty of flaws, so it's hard to sum him up. If you have a problem with Third Brother, feel free to curse him out, but don't flame me.
2. The story is set in Singapore and Hong Kong. I'll try to make the dialogue sound local, but will make some changes to suit the reading habits of most people.
3. My male leads are always on the older side, and their love lives aren't innocent: they all have exes. Their anuses are clean, but nothing else is guaranteed. If you have a thing for virgins, please move along. Romance always develops slowly. They switch roles, and the ending is HE.
The humid tropics, blazing sun and rain, working men, and feelings quietly taking root in rich, tangled soil.
A fine companion for cold winter days and hearty meals. Please bookmark if you like it.
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Lao San has such a character. If he hadn't met Ada, he would have been a disaster. He is too ambitious and greedy, making people feel insecure. He seizes on Ada's soft-hearted weakness and challenges the bottom line again and again. An ordinary person would have been disappointed long ago. I've met this kind of person before. I don't dislike their glib talk, but they make promises that they don't keep three or two times. Their words of promise are worthless, and they get tired of them after a few times. It is true that Ada is too simple and persistent, Ada is just a treasure. However, I feel that Ada's wildness has become much weaker after coming out of the forest. It is probably because the third child has returned to strength in the city, and his image is very clear.
Everyone in the Su family is crazy, including the third child, my poor Ada
After watching it, it's really great. I have abandoned a lot of articles recently, which has greatly saved my literary drought! You are really very thoughtful, especially about the aspect of "eating". I have never thought about this depth in the article before. At most, I thought that picky eating is unhealthy and leftover food will be wasted. 2333. I feel like I learned something after reading this novel. Thank you to the author~(^з^)-?
I've finished watching it. It's pretty good.
Sofa is so happy. I waited for the extra chapter for a long time, thinking it would be updated slowly, but I released so many at once. It's great ~ I really like this extra chapter. I have always felt that nature is like a child, very fragile at times, but must be capricious and very vindictive. I don't like watching disaster movies very much, probably because I subconsciously assume that those are possible futures for human beings. Well, it would be great if there is a side story about going to Beijing ~ Zian and Liangchen are really in love with Bai Yueguang ~ And I want to see a side story about them adopting a little girl. It would be very interesting for Ada to be a father. Finally, belated Mid-Autumn Festival blessings and early National Day blessings~ And I look forward to new articles, take your time, waiting for you~
The ending is actually a bit depressing. I really want to see them turn over and stand upright in front of the Su family and his son.
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Finally finished!! Thank you so much for bringing such an article! I like it so much But I feel like JJ doesn't treat authors who don't sign contracts very well? There won't be much publicity and recommendation for the works, so why don't you consider writing articles for CP? Or jj and cp are updated at the same time. I don't want to see good articles being buried.
Back from the trip, it's over! Life is not always smooth. Ada and Laosan will support each other and work hard together! Looking forward to the big new work!