Business-related food articles are mainly about cooking and opening a shop to make a lot of money. Half of a story about raising a baby, the mother-child relationship between the prince and the heroine is very healing.
The relationship between father and daughter is very good, and infrastructure farming is progressing steadily. The famous scenes of "Why did your Majesty rebel?" And "Why did my daughter rebel?" Are so funny. Overall, it is a relaxing, funny and refreshing story about the love between a father and his daughter who is an infrastructure farmer.
Food business article. In the early stage, she worked as the heroine's maid, and won the appreciation of the heroine and her wife by relying on delicious food. In the later stage, she redeemed herself and went out to work and fall in love. Personally, I think the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists appear a bit abrupt, but it's not a big problem.
A cool article partial to infrastructure. There is a father-daughter relationship, but it is not the main plot. The heroine is in charge of career, infrastructure, cultural and commercial exchanges with various countries, building academic palaces, etc.
Taneda is a cool novel, with bugs in many places, and the heroine's character is a bit Mary Sue, but the plot is smooth and the ideas are quite interesting. If you can accept the occasional description of Mary Sue, it won't look like a weak character.
In fact, it is a non-CP fake Narcissus Ji Jianwen, but the relationship between the former emperor and the empress is very difficult. There is more than one time traveler, there are good guys and bad guys.
The writing is okay, the early stages of farming are warm, but the later stages end very quickly. The male protagonist and the female protagonist have always been friends online. The logic of how they fell in love makes sense, but the ending was rushed and there were too few rivalry scenes. When it comes to non-CP farming stories, the male protagonist appears a little more, but when looking at Sweet Love, the male protagonist appears a little less.
I thought it was a light-hearted comedy about melon-eating and love, but it turned out to be a story about a group of women uniting to fight against shackles, which was quite relaxing. The forum body is very interesting.
As the copy says, it's farming, business and food. I read it for Machiavellianism, and it was different from what I expected, but it was still quite easy to cure. There were some slightly illogical aspects, but it was harmless and I still recommend it.
This is a story about a time-traveling man who heals the heroine's psychological damage from her previous life. The writing style is orthodox, farming and business, light house fighting and gourmet writing. When I watched it, I really hated those scumbags from the Chen family, but I didn't expect to be able to kill all the annoying men. It was so cool. The early stage is about farming and doing business, while the later stage is more like a group portrait of women struggling.
The writing style is quite joyful, and the part where the bird is dressed as the heroine's house is particularly vivid, and the subsequent exchanges are also very interesting.
I gave it four stars because the article is a bit mixed: the farming line is laid out very late; as a romance, the male and female protagonists' rivalry scenes are pitiful at the back; and the plot line is not very rigorous.
Also: the same words appear repeatedly; calling soft-boiled men "girls" and so on.
Overall, the shortcomings do not hide the good points.
Sweet article about easy farming. The male protagonist and the original female protagonist had a deep conflict at the beginning. The original female protagonist abused the male protagonist, and the male protagonist planned to kill the original female protagonist. If you mind, please don't enter.
It's quite interesting, and there are some parts that I can't delve into, but it's still interesting to watch the heroine build infrastructure and farm.