In fact, after reading the first half, I really wanted to give this article five stars. The relationship between people is very warm and healing, and the heroine's cooking made me salivate. It can be seen that the author spent a lot of time researching the information. The content is very researched and solid. It is a steady happiness to read! I also learned a lot of cooking tips.
But in the middle and late stages, I suddenly couldn't read it anymore. Firstly, typos and wrong sentences appeared occasionally. Secondly, the plot also changed the soup without changing the medicine: the heroine cooked new dishes again, and everyone went to the restaurant owned by the heroine. Everyone praised them without thinking. No matter what dish they ate, the heroine could always make a different flavor with the same ingredients... I was really tired of watching this highly repetitive plot over and over again. If I hadn't thought about it until the end, I even wanted to abandon the story. It felt a bit different from the previous period. Especially when I read the extra chapters, I really read them just to finish the article. It was painful to read without any emotion in my heart, and my first thought after reading it was that it was finally over. Finally, the emotional line is really difficult to read. Both the female protagonist and the male protagonist are very good people. The author also describes the male protagonist as very charming, but there is no sense of camaraderie between the two. Watching their interaction, I just felt stiff and awkward.
It seems that in the middle and later stages of this article, the author's family got sick and it was quite serious. I guess it was also affected, and I felt a little sorry for the author. It was really difficult to ensure updates when the three-dimensional life was hit hard.
I really like the first half of this book, and I can feel the author's serious attitude. I hope the author can write better and better.
Isn't it the only reason why the cool articles written by You are so beautiful? Although it is a romance, the male protagonist has a background and no emotional line in the main text. I just love watching the female protagonist pursue her career! Already brushed three times~
It's a very good food story. The heroine is modest, hard-working, studious and tenacious. She doesn't rely on the golden finger of the system, but has been working hard to improve her cooking skills on her own. The article also put a lot of effort into the description of food. I feel like the author has researched a lot of information, including home-cooked snacks and almost lost traditional Chinese dishes. It made me drool. The part about the inheritance of cooking skills is also touching, and some parts are quite tear-jerking. However, there are a lot of typos and logic bugs in the article, and the author has no intention of making changes even after it has been finished for so long. Could you please improve your work? In the end, there is no emotional line in the whole text, but it is not a complete scam to use the romance tag... The so-called "male protagonist" only accounts for less than one percent of the plot in the last chapter. The author said in the writing that because of his limited ability, it was very difficult to write the emotional line and he could only write it like this. If he couldn't write the emotional line, he would write it without cp. The female protagonist is so beautiful alone that she doesn't necessarily need a man. I don't hate no-cp, but I hate writing about no-cp under the label of romance, which is an act of trying to sell someone else's story.
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