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Su Chengyue finds out she’s been cast as the cannon-fodder villain who gets hated by the whole internet. No matter how hard she tries, all she can do is serve as a tool for others to show off.
Enough! I quit!
She goes home to inherit the family business: a boxed-meal shop in a film and television studio complex.
With 99 points in culinary talent and a golden finger in the form of a food System,
She gets 1,000 square meters of land from the start, works hard to improve her stats, and builds a boxed-meal tower so that workers can enjoy delicious meals every day!
Before long,
The contestants who pranked Su Chengyue are kicked off the show, while the haters who smeared her get their comeuppance through face-slapping.
Once hated by the whole internet, Su Chengyue is back in the spotlight thanks to her superb acting and hard work in singing and dancing.
Fans: “We love you! Come back! How much money can you even make selling crappy boxed meals?!”
Su Chengyue: “Hey, want some gossip? I mean, want a boxed meal?”
Her fans lose their minds: #*@&%
The boxed meals at Dongjiang Film Studio are notorious for being expensive and terrible. Directors get bad-tempered after eating them, extras become listless, and tourists leave shaking their heads in disgust.
Then, one day, a building devoted to boxed meals goes up in the studio complex.
The homestyle dishes are authentic and delicious, their aromas irresistible.
The meals are perfectly seasoned and leave you wanting more.
Everyone: “Being able to eat boxed meals every day is just so blissful!”
Later on...
Chengyue brand boxed meals top the studio complex’s rankings. Famous directors rave about them, an award-winning actress recommends them, and international movie stars endorse them for free.
The fans who once asked how much money crappy boxed meals could make are left dumbstruck by the trending topics.
#ImpossibleToGetABoxedMeal#
#TheBoxedMealCityThatNeverSleeps#
#IUsedToIgnoreTheseBoxedMeals,NowTheyreOutOfMyLeague#
Reader’s guide:
1. The male lead is an utterly ordinary wage earner.
2. The most beautiful chef and the most handsome waiter (not really).
3. Food and business simulation.
The blurb for my next story, Infinite Natural Disasters: Stockpile and Win by Doing Nothing:
In the year PG 48, flocks of birds fill the skies and earthquake clouds can be seen everywhere. An unprecedented disaster strikes, and the T-820 novel world where Su Wanxing lives is forced to become a transfer point for the game Natural Disasters. The only way to survive is to stay alive.
Volcanic eruptions, zombie viruses, unknown giant beasts, and one disaster after another descend upon them. Fortunately, Su Wanxing accidentally binds herself to a massive storage space. From then on, she starts winning disaster stages in her own, laid-back way.
Beginner stage: Earthquake + tsunami
-- A bewildered stray cat takes her under its wing and carries her through!
Stage two: Skyscraper + fire + unknown creature
-- Stockpile, stockpile, stockpile! Turns out you can’t just stockpile anything...
Stage three: Seaside town + volcanic eruption + unknown giant beast
-- Knocks out a giant monster with a bowl of luosifen (hands on hips.jpg)
Stage four: Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea + scarce oxygen + prehistoric creatures
-- How to get a good night’s sleep underwater.
Main timeline: Zombie virus outbreak
-- Don’t panic! The flying house is ready. The zombies can’t get in unless they can fly!
Su Wanxing pulls out a beanbag, opens the novels she cached on Green River, and holds a bag of chips as she stands in her storage space, fretting over what to eat: hot pot, grilled meat skewers, spicy skewers, braised pork ribs with noodles, malatang, bridge-crossing rice noodles, chicken pot, fried chicken, fries, soup dumplings...
Su Wanxing: “What should I eat today? Oh, no, what was today’s mission again?”
System: “...”
Theme: Food can heal the soul.
The monthly salary is 5,000, five insurances and one housing fund, eight hours, and overtime pay. This treatment is not good, so why not do something bad? . .
I just think that the heroine will lose everything if she always sells for 15. . .
The back part is so-so, a bit boring and nonsensical
Wouldn't it be a little inappropriate? The goal is to be a box lunch restaurant, but the decoration is a private restaurant.
10 Square meters turned into 100 square meters overnight, and the heroine asked the system what to do if it was unreasonable. The system actually explicitly told the heroine to find a solution on her own. The system did not hide the unreasonable and large-scale changes overnight. Even the country's speed could not deceive the majority of netizens, because the heroine was a member of a girl group who quit the circle and was hacked. There was also a live broadcast in the store a day ago, and it was also mentioned that a blogger came to the store to collect information. If there is one more sentence in the novel world, the system will hide unreasonableness. Is it difficult to rationalize things? Or maybe it's just to spark discussion in the comment section, if that's the case, just think I didn't say it
It feels like writing a food article as a fantasy science and technology article.
It's great. When I saw the heroine and heroine being hunted down by a mysterious force, another system, and everyone was turned into stone, I thought the world was going to be destroyed, and that it had switched to the apocalyptic channel. Fortunately, the world returned to its original state in the end, and finally the hero and heroine's daughter traveled many years in the future to the present. I can only say that the world of this novel is really chaotic, and I admire the author's imagination.
It's a bit troublesome to make a lunch box dish for a state banquet, and it's not an expensive dish.
Although I finished reading it, I was really hasty in the end.
The monthly salary is 5,000, five insurances and one housing fund, eight hours, and overtime pay. This treatment is not good, so why not do something bad? . .
I just think that the heroine will lose everything if she always sells for 15. . .
The back part is so-so, a bit boring and nonsensical
Wouldn't it be a little inappropriate? The goal is to be a box lunch restaurant, but the decoration is a private restaurant.
10 Square meters turned into 100 square meters overnight, and the heroine asked the system what to do if it was unreasonable. The system actually explicitly told the heroine to find a solution on her own. The system did not hide the unreasonable and large-scale changes overnight. Even the country's speed could not deceive the majority of netizens, because the heroine was a member of a girl group who quit the circle and was hacked. There was also a live broadcast in the store a day ago, and it was also mentioned that a blogger came to the store to collect information. If there is one more sentence in the novel world, the system will hide unreasonableness. Is it difficult to rationalize things? Or maybe it's just to spark discussion in the comment section, if that's the case, just think I didn't say it
It feels like writing a food article as a fantasy science and technology article.
It's great. When I saw the heroine and heroine being hunted down by a mysterious force, another system, and everyone was turned into stone, I thought the world was going to be destroyed, and that it had switched to the apocalyptic channel. Fortunately, the world returned to its original state in the end, and finally the hero and heroine's daughter traveled many years in the future to the present. I can only say that the world of this novel is really chaotic, and I admire the author's imagination.
It's a bit troublesome to make a lunch box dish for a state banquet, and it's not an expensive dish.
Although I finished reading it, I was really hasty in the end.
My Cantonese name is also called Ma Ti