My ongoing no-CP food novel, "Making a Fortune After Setting Up a Stall in the Neighborhood (Food)"
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After graduating, Song Xin worked for half a year and went from being a lively, healthy college student to a human grudge-generating machine.
With the New Year approaching, she listened to her boss make empty promises at yet another company meeting. At last, she couldn't take it anymore and quit on the spot.
She happened to return home to find her helpless parents, who were hopeless in the kitchen, struggling to prepare for the New Year.
After lunch, she rolled up her sleeves and picked up the spoon Song Zhiming had been using that morning, along with the bowl of meat filling Li Yunhua had mixed.
Just looking at the filling made Song Xin's eyes roll back. She couldn't imagine what the fried food would turn out like.
By three in the afternoon, the smell of fried meatballs had filled the hallways, and the residents' group chat was flooded with messages.
Even a new neighbor who had just moved in downstairs stepped out to find out where the smell was coming from.
After Song Xin started setting up her stall, parents at the nearby elementary school noticed their children were getting up earlier and earlier. Some even started hurrying their parents along.
The middle schoolers said that breakfast from Big Sister Song at the entrance to Garden Estate was what motivated them to study hard.
The nearby workers thought to themselves: Getting up early for work is hard enough. Why do we have to compete with a bunch of kids for breakfast too?!
Novel blurb
Original title: "When Disaster Strikes, I Go Farming [Apocalypse]"
Jiang Tian woke in the middle of the night, still caught up in the dream she'd just had. She still felt as if the sky had collapsed and the earth had split apart. Wiping the cold sweat from her forehead, she thought about how real and terrifying the dream had been. In it, she couldn't get enough to eat and had to fight with others even for a single steamed bun. She felt sorry for her dream-self.
When the accident happened, a voice suddenly spoke in Jiang Tian's mind. She unexpectedly received a farming System and was stunned. Had the System chosen her based on her name?
Later, Jiang Tian discovered that the farming System was exactly what it sounded like: it really was there to make her farm. She could only unlock the next feature after earning enough farming points.
And eventually, she would even prevent disaster from happening.
A heroine who grows over the course of the story.
The male lead won't appear until the middle or later part of the story.
No zombies. An Apocalypse caused by natural disasters, with a slice-of-life feel.
Theme: A life of farming, rooted in the blood of the Chinese people.
Selling Lunchboxes at the Film Studio [Gourmet]
Small-Town Bakery [Gourmet]
Back to the Countryside to Wield a Ladle [The Nineties]
The Little Cafeteria by the School Gate [Gourmet]
A God of Cooking Who Runs a Street Stall [Gourmet]
The 1980s Chinese Medicine Clinic
The Little Monster Who Runs a Restaurant
A Cannon Fodder's Daily Life Raising Kids and Gossiping at a State-Run Restaurant [The 1970s]
Bright Days of Prosperity
Everyday Country Cooking
Daily Life of Building a Food Business in the Eighties
The Breakfast Stall in Garden Community [Gourmet]
Although it is designed to highlight the impending apocalypse of natural disasters, the setting is still unreasonable. As for food, most migrant workers in the city may not cook, so they do not save food. Long-term takeout or restaurant owners do not save food. Anyone who cooks at home must have long noodles. It is impossible to buy one meal at a time. That is not realistic. If it is vegetables that need to be bought every day, it is realistic, but those that are easy to store will also be saved. This is for cities. Not to mention those who farm in rural areas will basically have some food reserves. Even if they don't, a family of several people in rural areas will basically buy 50 kilograms of rice noodles for daily life. This is affordable and just needed. Only when the population is small will they consider buying 10 kilograms or 20 kilograms of rice noodles. It is rare that things do not happen at the same time. Moreover, the background is summer, and those who can grow vegetables. It is unrealistic to run out of food just one day after a natural disaster. It is normal for the heroine to be away from home and not store food. If you set the setting to run out of food for the past few days, it is normal.
"Grandma Shen"? What a strange title. The heroine's surname is Jiang, so who else's surname is "Shen"? It's because the baby of the heroine's grandmother's daughter would be called that. After all, the heroine's grandmother's surname is not Shen, right? The baby born to the heroine's grandmother's daughter can only be called that way. After all, if a married woman is called Mrs., There are two ways to call her: x man's wife (Mrs. Of course, the first type of address to a married man will be deliberately ignored in a male-dominated society (x woman's husband: There is also the feeling that the modern words "Ms. People are extremely self-interested in all aspects of their interests, both overt and covert. For example, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, men used the "justifiable" reason to kick out the female group and create a word for women. The word "he" with the word "person" next to it is male. Why is it that the word "he" that has been used for thousands of years is not easy to understand and use between men and women? Also, in modern times, were they severely suppressed by the foreign ghosts and ghosts, and from the Ming Dynasty onwards, the men used so-called aesthetic male traditional customs to mutilate the female body, which caused some men to indulge themselves and coined many words. Rather than referring to the Yuan and Qing Dynasties, they used modifiers of the previous ethnic group. They did not add "Han" in the Han, Tang, Song and Ming Dynasties; they also coined words such as "Chinese", "Chinese", "Chinese characters", etc. In fact, all dynasties have never been able to Sinicize or engage in Sinicization. The superiors and central officials of that place were all orthodox, and they would inherit the previous dynasty and learn from the lessons of the previous dynasty to innovate. The official script was unified from the first emperor of Qin, and the official Chinese was the language of the capital city. It's modern, we can't let things happen randomly, it's not good
Short-term protective cover, a small surprise 🐰
Is it over? It feels promising once the soil is ready for planting [holding the chin]
Is he the one who made the prediction before? Sliding male protagonist ing
Can the cultivated area be expanded at Level 3? I don't think I mentioned it before.
It feels a bit like the Nanjing shortbread sold in the school cafeteria
Why do I feel that having this requirement makes it easy to abandon daily tasks...
Bad pacing, too wordy, too much dialogue