
The Food Bureau
食局
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 247k Words
- Genre
- Baihe (GL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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In booklists 16
First-Person Narration
First-person storytelling always feels special. It's good for writing emotions, but hard to pull off a plot.
Girls' Love, Mostly Bottoms or Versatile Couples
Yuri novels
Ckyyy
For D1
Yuri, Yuri, Yuri
A few.
A GL Reading List
A list of yuri novels I’ve read and bought in full. All kinds of happy endings, to add a little gentle sweetness to life.
Modern GL Novels
No ABO, no transmigration, no showbiz. Just ordinary, modern yuri novels.
Mostly Yuri, with Some Gen Fiction and Strong Female Leads in Romance
I sorted these after reading them, so the quality is guaranteed. The ratings are only four stars because JJ won't let me give five anymore. Otherwise, I'd give them all five stars.
New Yuri Recommendations (Ongoing)
Works from 2020 onward (I recommended another hundred older yuri stories from before 2020). Light and easygoing reads. I'll mark free stories that haven't gone premium, and I'll keep digging up new ones and adding or removing titles.
Must-Read List
Must-reads from the Temple University collection I love
Yuri Novels
I’ve read both the novel and listened to the audio drama twice
Great GL Reads
Not dumbed-down novels
Girls' Love (Highly Rated)
Average rating above 9.7
Readers' Picks 1.4: High-Potential Novels - 1
Rating >= 9.6, 20k <= favorites < 50k, completed original novels with no locked chapters. Sorted by rating and rating count * 100 ÷ favorites, descending.
Si Da's Stories
Absolutely fantastic stories
Some GL Novels I've Saved
I like angsty stories, but there are plenty here without angst too
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At the beginning of this article, it feels like tasting delicious food. Every dish that is served, starting from the care in finding the ingredients, to the precision in the production process, to the satisfaction and praise of the food when it comes out of the gourmets' mouths, makes people feel like they are enjoying a feast together [Star Eyes] After Xiaolai and Xiaoshang got to know each other in the article, there was a vague ambiguity and roundabout temptations, and then they confessed their love to each other, and it was like watching a sweet love [Kiss] In the end, the plot took a turn for the worse, and many changes occurred. The pace was fast and not sloppy. It was narrated from multiple perspectives and the mystery was solved at the same time. It tied the whole article together. It was really good to read [make me healthy] Si Da's writing is full of power and always leads people to the positive direction. The carefully crafted articles are worthy of careful reading. The dialogue is humorous, relaxed and humorous, but it makes people think inexplicably. We need to be practical, persistent, sincere, trustful, etc. I seem to have more of this understanding [Glasses] In addition, I was so amazed after reading the first chapter that I immediately bought the traditional Chinese version of the physical book, because I really think that the article is worth collecting. I was lucky to be able to buy it. I was delighted to find an online article without extra chapters [Cat Head] Always looking forward to Si Da's next article [Star Eyes]
I finished reading it yesterday, but I still couldn't bear to let it go, so I reviewed the last few chapters again. Every time I read a heart-warming and healing story, I always feel very lucky. Lucky to meet the women in the story. Lucky to experience different lives from their perspective, which brings ripples to the calm life. Lucky to meet good authors. Their written output brings me soul collisions again and again. In fact, "The Food Game" has been in my collection for a while. At that time, I heard that Temple University's works were very good, so I came here to find the author and added "The Food Game" to my collection, but I almost didn't read it. This time I read it again, and I would like to thank "The Fading Night". Because I clicked in and found that there was no update, so I thought about reading other books. "Food Bureau" attracted me again. Perhaps it was fate, and this time I finally did not miss this book again. After reading the first two chapters, I thought they were about the smoky stories of the diners who came to the restaurant. It wasn't until Shang Wan appeared, and the affection towards Shang Wan that was visible to the naked eye was different from the way he treated others, that I realized that the real story was about to unfold. Lai Huang has his own set of rules for being a person and doing things. Even if he has to interrupt his studies, he will never accept assistance from Uncle Li. No matter how good the relationship with the diners is, he will always stick to the same code. He will never share meals with the diners, and will not easily give away the orders to the diners. But the appearance of Shang Wan caused Laiwang to break the set of rules he had established. Love is like this. We often hear a word called "double standards." Love is double standards. We must treat our lovers differently from others. We can break the rules and regulations we have established for our lovers, and our lovers can easily break through their own rules and regulations. I like the character Shang Wan so much. Maybe it's because I read the article from the first perspective of the relationship, and I really put myself into it unconsciously. In the article, "I" seemed to empathize with Shang Wan's feelings, and began to be attracted by her appearance and temperament. I felt sorry for the lonely and fragile back on the rooftop in the drizzle at night, etc., And the gentleness and strength shown by Shang Wan later. I feel that who can not love Shang Wan like this. The last chapter ended successfully, everyone had their desired destination, and it was so enjoyable and satisfying to watch. I wish them happiness forever, and I hope we all get our wish in the end. I look forward to meeting them again in the future, maybe because I read this article again, maybe in Temple University's WB or other works, maybe because I see other people's Amway, anyway, I think when we meet again, I will smile with my heart and say silently in my heart: We meet again.
Although the plot is a bit bloody, I can't say enough about Temple's writing style. Many descriptions and expressions made me feel like I was really reading a literary novel. It was very delicate but not redundant, subtle but not showy [Like]
I found a good article~ It is really well written. Although the story is a bit bloody, the characters are fleshed out. Even the annoying scumbags are multi-faceted and three-dimensional, not just scumbags and bad guys. That's right, I'm talking about that scumbag Zhuo Bing. This character really fully demonstrates what it means to be hateful in a pitiable person. Apart from her extraordinary artistic talent and a bit of love that she can't show, she really has no cuteness (the evaluation here is highly personal, after all, I really hate her, even if I know there is a reason), cowardly, selfish, paranoid and crazy. If she is really crazy enough, she will completely take revenge on the entire Shang family and the designer, even if they are both dead. But in fact, she only dares to go crazy against the heroine, because she knows that the heroine is the only one who will not hurt her, and she bullies the weak and fears the strong. If her heart is really dead and she will never fall in love again, then how can she still provoke others and run away after others fall in love with her? This is simply the plus version of He Shuhuan (your heart is dead, but your body is not dead, and you can still be with others~ It's very scary). Under the background of Zhuo Bing, our heroine is simply an invincible little cutie, determined and brave, running in both directions, which is not too beautiful.
Happy birthday to Si Da at your favorite restaurant
It's so good. I've read three books by this author and ordered them all. They're all good.
I really like the tacit understanding of love written in Temple Capital. The back-and-forth testing of Shang Wan's various reasons, the "I like you too" at the beach, and the throbbing of love are so moving.
... So why did the old man do this recently? In the end, he resigned because he was too embarrassed to be exposed to the scandal, right? Because his granddaughter liked girls and he got into a lot of trouble? Did I understand correctly?
Xiao Ziyan was unfortunate and lucky when she met Zhuo Bing. Although she was hurt and even broke up her family because of meeting Zhuo Bing, that family was already her shackles and it was not what she wanted. She didn't know where the way out was and was at a loss. Zhuo Bing's appearance made her discover that she had other choices. I don't know how many people live in chaos in life, and how many people know what they should give up and what they should give up. We grew up in the influence of a long-standing traditional culture. The concept of men being superior to women and being attached to men has always existed in our lives. Although many people have awakened, it has to be said that this kind of thinking has always existed.
I feel that there is a little bit of cuteness in the strength of the relationship. Her father was imprisoned, her mother remarried, and unexpected changes occurred at home. She had to drop out of her favorite studies, but none of this overwhelmed her. She was still so optimistic in life and always had a pure heart, both for her friends and her career. The most valuable thing was that she never gave up on her dreams and kept persevering. Later, when she met the person she liked, she didn't want to do anything just for the other person, even if she could get a mouthful of delicious food, she was so silly and cute.