There are both romantic and romantic movies without cp, it's very complicated, I don't have a review because I haven't thought about what to say. The reviews are all personal opinions and very subjective. Please tell me if I'm wrong.
It was quite interesting in the early stages. I followed it every day with great expectations. But the change from the main character to a kid selling roast duck started to break down a bit. I didn't watch Roast Duck again in the later period. The plot was very weak. If you like food, I would only recommend reading the first two worlds. They are delicious and interesting.
It's a pretty good food story. The male protagonist has very few scenes and the emotional development is reasonable. I don't recommend it to those who don't like watching cubs.
The writing is delicious, and the connection between each story is okay. But the article seems to have no male protagonist. It should be in Wu CP. Even if the male protagonist is a system and has no emotional line, the working location in the later period is a bit unreasonable. The growth-type female protagonist is a bit frustrated in the early stage.
Although the main plot is to sell delicious food and raise cubs, to be honest, there are too many scenes with cubs. Sometimes I don't like to see what the cubs do in the kindergarten. This is my personal problem.
There are a lot of typos, character names are often spelled incorrectly, adjectives about food are few and often repeated, and it's really boring to watch the steamy pot. The characters are used very well. Every time the protagonist finishes cooking, the protagonist's son and his friends praise him, especially the little fat man. Although the article is centered around the protagonist as "father", the appearance rate of this group of people is too high. In addition, the plot has basically been cooking, eating, and complimenting since the opening of the store. The repetition rate is too high, which makes it very boring to read.
The writing looks like a food story, but starting from the retrieval of the emperor, it turns to the life of the protagonist and the grudges of the previous generation. I haven't read it since this period. I don't recommend it if I only like food.
Ordinary daily life, although it is a food article, it is a bit biased towards group portraits, and the emotional lines are a bit sloppy. Overall, it is good, and there are no obvious problems. I feel that the author has also checked the information.
The food is quite delicious, but there are a lot of small problems in the plot. There is no reasonable identity arrangement at the beginning, such as residence, and no explanation of how to get there. The transition is a bit stiff and sometimes does not connect with the previous text. If you only look at the food, it is very interesting, but if it is not good enough, you can ignore the problems.
The way it is expressed is a bit strange and makes it uncomfortable to read. The heroine is not good at cooking. She can hardly cook in the early stage. She relies on golden fingers. If you want to see the heroine in her previous life as a chef who traveled through time and supported her family with her skills, you can go.
Sometimes I think the heroine is a bit stupid. . Although I have thought that I may not be able to do better than the heroine in the same situation, I still get angry when I see some of the heroine's behaviors. The emotional line is a bit ugly. After the male and female protagonists meet, it is difficult to describe what happened to the heroine and her thoughts.
It was okay in the early stages, but I haven't watched it since I developed a deeper relationship with the male protagonist. I don't recommend it to those who don't like watching emotional lines.