(Straightens clothes) (picks up microphone) (taps microphone) Ahem! (smooths lapels) Today, I announce (taps microphone) that this story is complete!! (applause) This silly author's profile has a quick transmigration serial and a historical romance coming soon (voice trembling). Let's (wipes eyes) add them to your favorites (sobbing, wiping away tears, prostrating and begging)
Story introduction:
[Food Fiction]
Lu Miao, a modern cultivator, transmigrates to an alternate ancient world after surviving a heavenly tribulation.
Here, she is an illegitimate daughter cast out of a wealthy family in the capital. Her family has severed ties with her, leaving her penniless and saddled with a six-year-old younger brother.
A textbook tragic heroine from the start.
Fortunately, heaven never shuts off every path. She still has her spiritual roots and cultivation dimension.
When in doubt, pick up a spatula. Her comeback begins.
And so, a little eatery opens in an inconspicuous corner of Yaocheng Town.
At first, the place is met with a wave of skepticism.
"This young lady's so delicate. Can she even lift a spatula?"
"It's so expensive! With that kind of money, I could eat at Shilixiang. This place is a scam, and it needs a thorough inspection!"
"What are these strange dishes? Who'd dare eat them?"
A month later:
"Boss, are you the reincarnation of the Culinary Ancestor? Your cooking is incredible!"
"Worth it! So worth it! Even Juxian Pavilion, the famous restaurant in the capital, can't compare! Please give me another deluxe bowl of river-snail rice noodles!"
"Boss, I've got elderly parents at home and little ones to feed. They're all waiting for your caramel milk tea and fairy bean cakes. Can you bear to leave them hungry, tossing and turning all night?"
"Hey, someone offered me ten taels of silver for the bite I snatched, but I wouldn't trade it even for dragon liver, phoenix marrow, or heavenly nectar!"
Content warnings: 1. Both the modern and ancient settings are fictional, and everything is made up~
2. The story is categorized as fantasy. The heroine transmigrates by possessing another body. She still has spiritual roots and can use some of her former life's spiritual power, and she has an extreme-cold System.
3. There is a male lead, and he's no ordinary person either.
Theme: Live in the present, love life, and be self-reliant and strong.
The heroine runs a restaurant, why does she only sell snacks and not vegetables?
This member of staff is a bit too positive. Going there on the first day is not consistent with common sense.
The usual money is 1,000 wen, and 60 60,000 copper coins are still not worth one tael?
Although the writing style is not to my taste, I will read every chapter (I hope I haven't missed any)
I just started reading it today, and I was shocked when I saw the pricing. Did you write 60 pieces as 60 pieces? 60 Pieces means 60,000 pieces, which is too expensive (?°3°?) Of course, if it's because the world setting is different, I didn't say it ヽ( ̄д ̄;)ノ
Damn it, this is really not how it is calculated. . .
Did you just sell the original owner's things directly without thinking of redeeming them later? It's too rude, right?
I have a question. Traditionally, 1,000 Wen is equivalent to one tael of silver, but a bowl of bacon rice costs six taels of silver. Is it a little too expensive? In ancient times, one tael of silver was still a bit valuable, right? Isn't it like that kind of escort who just says he can pay for it? That's right, six taels of silver, not six coins!
Sichuan peppercorns are not red, are they?
"The woman did not give the author a lot of trouble because of"~