New novel: A Guide to Training the Side Character
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Jiang Li came from the Great Zhou dynasty to Huaxia and became an orphan with no parents. To adapt to this world, she returned to her old trade.
"Boss Jiang, could I have another bowl of lamb soup?"
"Boss Jiang, your squirrel-shaped mandarin fish is so delicious! My grandma ate it, and now her back doesn't ache and her legs don't hurt. She even has enough strength to smack me around!"
"Boss Jiang, my girlfriend only agreed to date me after drinking your sour plum soup. You're basically our matchmaker! Since you've got new dishes, why not make a few extra portions? Then she won't hit me anymore!"
Good food draws people in anywhere. And so Jiang Li went from running a tiny shop to owning countless branches, from serving her hometown to reaching the whole world, and from being unknown to becoming famous!
A Guide to Training the Side Character
He Xuyang's roommates never really liked him, and he spent three miserable years at university. Then, by chance, he learned that he was a side character in a romance comic.
Only then did He Xuyang understand why they couldn't stand him.
They were the protagonists. Why would they care about some little side character?
He Xuyang made a bold decision: he would make them fall in love with him.
If they liked him, then they might as well fall in love with him.
Theme: Promote Chinese cuisine
I feel like this author is so attentive and answered all the questions asked!!! In fact, in my opinion, novels are just novels, just entertainment!!! Just watch it for fun. If you really want to pursue logic and the like, I personally think you should watch historical suspense and the like. It's my personal opinion, nothing else!!! Don't take it too seriously!!!!
There is a problem with the setting of money. There is no way to give wage concessions in direct proportion to the level of consumption. It seems to me that it is in the third and fourth tier small counties or even rural areas, but the consumption level involves the quota of the 123rd tier cities. To put it simply, if the protagonist is in a first-tier city. As a cashier, you can make at least 3,000 yuan a month, and in terms of consumption, you can sell sugar water and other things for more than 20 yuan, which is acceptable. If you were in a second-tier city, the salary would be about two to three hundred yuan less, which means that a cashier in a second-tier city could pay as much as 2,560 yuan. It may be higher, depending on the size. Then selling cold noodles for more than 20 yuan is acceptable. The salary of a cashier in third-tier cities is about 2,200 yuan, which is acceptable, but if you sell cold noodles, it has to be a little lower, maybe a dozen yuan. There may be some cities that are third-tier cities, but if they are more remote, the price may have to be set close to 10 yuan. Only in line with its income-to-income ratio. It doesn't mean that you want to set difficult settings for the protagonist, you can just set it casually. It has a certain logic. If you changed it above and changed it to the protagonist as a part-time job. I took classes for half a month, that is, two weeks of classes, and earned 1,500 yuan, which is understandable.
The heroine described by the author feels very casual and takes big steps. She opens a store as soon as she wants, even if there is no need for decoration and physical examination, it will take time. And from the diners who have always said that it is worth the money, I can't see where it is worth the money. Moreover, she only had a deposit of 1,500 and was able to rent a store after setting up the stall for less than a month. Moreover, her income was not detailed. Apart from saying it was delicious, she had no idea whether she was making money. And you said you only paid so little part-time, which feels a bit like an assassin. The price is expensive and the weight is average.
I feel like this paragraph is a bit dense and too long(?)
18 Yuan for ice powder is outrageous. . . . . No matter how good the raw materials are, they are not much more expensive. . It's actually selling for 18. . . It feels too black-hearted