Lin Hao is a university professor who can cook up a storm and keep a home running. Sometimes, he even tutors his cousin's daughter. During one tutoring session, he confiscates a book titled "The Twists and Turns of Love Between a Poor Boy and a Young Woman."
The moment Lin Hao gets his hands on it, he can tell it's no good. After reading it, he's even more horrified. He can't understand why the male lead keeps flirting with people outside when he already has such a capable husband.
Even worse, the male lead has the exact same name as him.
He wakes up one day and transmigrates into the book. When he sees his husband, an advertising slogan pops into his head.
"Spoil him with everything you've got."
Lin Hao has always been a great cook. In just a few months, his scrawny husband has filled out nicely, and his restaurant has grown bigger and bigger.
Content warnings:
1. There may be pregnancy scenes.
2. It's uncertain whether there will be child-rearing.
Theme: Be self-reliant and independent.
... Wait, wait a minute, I was brought in by the "Quick Wear" label. Was it wrong with the swipe? (Just asking, no malice intended; my parents are alive and well, my family members are fine, my physiological organs are functioning normally, I am single, my family has a clean private life... Accept all criticism except swear words, lie flat and let ridicule and refutation be your fault) [Desire for Survival. Jpg]
I want to say that the protagonist's family has a good relationship with Zhang Hong's family? In an environment where eating meat is a luxury, a neighbor came to the door asking for food without hesitation. The owner said politely, "Pack some and take them back to the family." Brother Hong agreed without any courtesy. I almost choked. It's very fake, just like in reality when you make a small fortune, you hide it for fear of being borrowed by acquaintances. In the poor years, when eating meat, the door was always closed, for fear of being visited. Moreover, the neighbors who wanted to be shameless would also come to the restaurant without ordering food, except for children who were ignorant and were attracted by the smell.
It's very common to visit here, but there are really very few people who come here just to smell the smell during meals.
To be honest, I don't really think of the description of someone blushing the color of pig's liver. I can only think of a dark-faced man who is so aggrieved that his face turns the color of pig's liver.
It is known that there are 35 chickens and rabbits in total and 94 legs. How many chickens and rabbits are there in total? (I've told you all the answers)
Emmm After only a few days of studying, I feel that I can take the provincial examination? Wouldn't it make those people who have been studying hard for more than ten years to know this and be angry to death? (I don't mean anything else, I just think this plot is too exaggerated, and the imperial examination is not an easy task)
Ten kilograms of salt, pepper, etc. Cost only 12 cents, and one kilogram of salt cost less than a penny. He also said that these things were very expensive in ancient times. There are also 4.9 Salt extracted from 10 pounds of salt, how to eat 2 pounds of salt and one pound of impurities, and many places in the article are contradictory and very confusing to read.
5 Pounds can extract 4.9 Pounds of fine salt. This impurity should be very small.
Hahaha, I think this kind of writing with Arabic numerals is so funny.
Pancakes without meat cost one penny, and those with meat cost two cents. The protagonist sells fried potatoes for five cents after research. Does the author really think that as many people will buy them as he wrote? No matter how fried potatoes are in your mouth, they are still potatoes, and no matter how deep-fried meat is in your mouth, they are still meat. In those ancient times when poor people just wanted to have enough to eat and keep warm, it would be hard to think that anyone would really buy those expensive potatoes for the sake of freshness.