Preorder: Teaching BOSSes to Grow Plants in an Infinite World. Blurb at the very bottom. Sending love
[Slow burn + System-run business + Food + A touch of ensemble cast]
Yan Nuan inherited a strange restaurant. Its back door opened into another world.
Only, it seemed she had owned this restaurant before.
The 1970s, a world of beastfolk, a fairy-tale kingdom, the future interstellar era, Western magic, the cultivation world, and more...
With every new world she opened, she came one step closer to the truth.
Seasonal wild vegetables, flying pigs, fairy honey, self-severed octopus legs from the insect race, fruit with a maxed-out luck buff, and more. In her hands, they all became delicious dishes!
She ran businesses in both the real world and other worlds.
A random interview asking restaurant customers what they thought:
People from the real world: The food is ridiculously expensive! The owner's always slacking off. Getting a meal depends entirely on luck!
People from the 1970s: You can trade meal vouchers for meat! It smells so good! I wish I could eat here every day!
Beastfolk: What is this? It smells kind of good... I'm not sure. Maybe I'll try a couple more bites? Oh no! It's so good I'm in a daze! There's too little!
Elves: Wow~ The fruit at the restaurant is huge! The owner always gives us lots of it. That's so nice!
People from the interstellar era: When will you have grilled flying pig rib nutritional drinks? When will you have pigeon soup nutritional drinks? Never mind, I'm here for the natural food! Excuse me, what number are reservations up to? And when will it be my turn? Ugh!
Reading Guide:
1. The male lead appears later. He's from the real world, and the romance is tied to the plot.
2. Entirely fictional setting, with a cozy, everyday story about running a business.
Completed food novels in the author's collection:
"I'm the Head Chef at a Monster Kindergarten" The little flower-chef waves her big ladle and raises little monsters at a monster kindergarten~
"The Food I Make Turns Into Diet Meals" Everything Chef Jiang makes is delicious and never makes you gain weight~
[Preorder: Teaching BOSSes to Grow Plants in an Infinite World]
Xia Tian, an agriculture student at an interstellar academy, was unexpectedly sucked into a black hole while traveling aboard a starship.
All the passengers on board were dropped into a world of infinite survival.
Xia Tian only knew how to farm. As soon as she entered her first instance in the infinite world,
she was abandoned by her companions because she had no combat ability.
In front of a banyan tree where demons danced wildly,
she found a new companion named Ming Ye~
The two were a perfect match, hiding out in the instance and farming together.
Hang on until the end, and you'll have everything!
[Congratulations to player Xia Tian on completing the instance Catastrophe Descends]
[As the only player to clear it, you are rewarded with 10,000 points.]
[Leaving the instance now. Countdown: 10, 9...]
As the System counted down, she took Ming Ye's hand and brought him along!
[Catastrophe Descends]
#Even with five suns in the sky, you still have to grow vegetables#
Big brother, I'll teach you to grow trees that bear hamburgers and steaks~
[University Midterm Exams]
#Grades, grades, the lifeblood of every student#
Invite the money-loving teacher to grow lucky bamboo that bears gold ingots
[Mountain Homestay]
#Players love each other at the puppet house#
Little sister, your puppet is great. I can teach you to grow mushroom girls~
[Death Train]
#The narcissistic conductor is live-streaming as he slaughters passengers#
Uncle, I've got some narcissus here. Want some? They can grow a thumb-sized prince~
[Deserted Island Laboratory]
Theme: Food warms the heart
The hostess's business attitude is quite bad. She didn't tell anyone that she added porcini mushrooms and malan head. How did others know? Although the system erased the words on the brand, she can talk. Why did the label not just say that a portion of egg fried rice is 99? It would be a shame if others reported her.
This progress is a bit inexplicable. The heroine's cooking skills haven't improved much yet, but she started selling egg fried rice for 99 yuan. It's purely because of the blessing of porcini mushrooms and malan head. She can be sure that the taste will be worth the price? It feels like gambling. In addition, I personally feel that the description is not delicious enough. Adding malan head gives it a grassy taste. Is this delicious?
If the author has asked the elderly and parents at home, he would not think that Chinese people in the 1970s did not have enough to eat. In the 1970s, they used food stamps, but they would not starve to death if they could not eat enough if they were careful about their budget. To educate the author, the reform and opening up in 1978 was followed by the wave of layoffs and the abandonment of the three northeastern provinces. Knowledge is not checked, reality is ignored, and historical nihilism is not your intention... Let's just say that if you don't know a certain era, don't take it for granted and write about it. You feel comfortable making it up, misleading others that the 1970s were in dire straits, and it's ugly to say it above the line. What do you call it?
It feels like it's getting weird from here on out
What are the reasons for the previous three failures? Qi Mingyue peeked at the recipe. Did the protagonist know/deliberately do it? Are you prepared?
The heroine's cooking skills are average now and she uses good ingredients, but if you don't tell her or mark it out, who will know?
I'm so greedy, I want to eat chicken feet too
It's better not to include the love story and just collapse.
. . . What a miserable heroine
Can there be no female competition? Why is it another girl? Because the heroine is beautiful
The hostess's business attitude is quite bad. She didn't tell anyone that she added porcini mushrooms and malan head. How did others know? Although the system erased the words on the brand, she can talk. Why did the label not just say that a portion of egg fried rice is 99? It would be a shame if others reported her.
This progress is a bit inexplicable. The heroine's cooking skills haven't improved much yet, but she started selling egg fried rice for 99 yuan. It's purely because of the blessing of porcini mushrooms and malan head. She can be sure that the taste will be worth the price? It feels like gambling. In addition, I personally feel that the description is not delicious enough. Adding malan head gives it a grassy taste. Is this delicious?
If the author has asked the elderly and parents at home, he would not think that Chinese people in the 1970s did not have enough to eat. In the 1970s, they used food stamps, but they would not starve to death if they could not eat enough if they were careful about their budget. To educate the author, the reform and opening up in 1978 was followed by the wave of layoffs and the abandonment of the three northeastern provinces. Knowledge is not checked, reality is ignored, and historical nihilism is not your intention... Let's just say that if you don't know a certain era, don't take it for granted and write about it. You feel comfortable making it up, misleading others that the 1970s were in dire straits, and it's ugly to say it above the line. What do you call it?
It feels like it's getting weird from here on out
What are the reasons for the previous three failures? Qi Mingyue peeked at the recipe. Did the protagonist know/deliberately do it? Are you prepared?
The heroine's cooking skills are average now and she uses good ingredients, but if you don't tell her or mark it out, who will know?
I'm so greedy, I want to eat chicken feet too
It's better not to include the love story and just collapse.
. . . What a miserable heroine
Can there be no female competition? Why is it another girl? Because the heroine is beautiful