
The Hardcore Chef Dad
硬核厨爸
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- Completed
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- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I'm so angry, why does every nanny have a daughter? When will a boy get his father's love?
Popular science about the address of Lion Head in Four Seasons
I saw many friends who are interested in Four Seasons Lion Head asking where they can eat it, so I just wanted to tell you. There are two restaurants in Shanghai that I have had the best experience with. The Shanghai Renjia in Xuhui District has newly launched authentic Huaiyang cuisine in the past two years, especially morning tea. I heard that there is a restaurant in Tingsonglou in Changzhou where the Four Seasons Lion Head is known as the number one restaurant in Changzhou and the top brand in Changzhou. The ingredients are authentic, including the catfish mentioned by the author and those written in the author's book But the price cough cough cough cough cough cough...
I can't stand the character of my wife. She has no feelings for her husband, a mother who has been a single parent for five years, and then a woman who has to take care of her paralyzed father. The male protagonist becomes a girl the day after he returns. You should be writing about a high school girl!
It's a good book. Overall, it's a good book that makes readers want to read more. It's not deliberately pretentious. Although the plot is a bit draggy due to too many descriptions of family love, the plot is very smooth! The overall concept of the book is very attractive, extraordinary in the ordinary! The disadvantage is that every time I read the description of the family relationship between the protagonist and his family, I feel very awkward, and it is a bit unbearable as if it is a bit forced. I suggest the author reduce the deliberate creation of the description of the intimate atmosphere of the family (personally, it is too much and unnecessary), let it go naturally, and focus more on the description of the surrounding life atmosphere and the protagonist running a restaurant, practicing cooking skills (after all, young bodies need to be familiar and consolidated) and creating new dishes! "It is best not to have any plots such as participating in competitions later. You can write about a state banquet in the later stage. Many cooking books are like this now. You just have a small shop of your own and participate in competitions at every turn. If the business is too busy, is it necessary to seek greater fame?
😰 Is the Lion's Head dish really different from season to season? Where can I get this dish, sir?
It's very beautiful, the characters are vivid, and the heartwarming pictures immediately come to mind. Come on, author, there are updates, recommendations, and monthly votes.
I don't know if the author has ever been to Guangdong. As a Cantonese, I have never seen any restaurant in Guangdong where the shrimp dumplings in the shrimp dumplings are smashed. They are whole shrimps. Although they are beaten hard when mixing the stuffing, the shrimps are still intact. There are two or three shrimps in a shrimp dumpling. So when I saw chapters 288 and 289, I felt a sense of dissonance. The protagonist in it also said that he learned from a Cantonese chef. Which Cantonese chef taught you how to smash shrimps? Was it the chef from Tao Taoju, Diantou De, Guangzhou Restaurant or the White Swan Hotel 😅
I have been making things difficult in the past, which is understandable. But you haven't been able to finish the chapter, so you'll have to deal with this for the rest of your life, right? After seeing this paragraph, does the protagonist's mother have a psychological problem? If I remember correctly, Su Ji was already in ruins when the protagonist first came back. To put it bluntly, it is simply a fly tavern. It does not live up to its name. How can it have a reputation? I have the nerve to put gold on my face.
The story is good, but I hope the author can write less drama about conflicts between parents and children. Most of the characters here have this conflicting relationship. The aunt and grandfather broke up. Xixi's grandparents didn't like their daughter-in-law at first. Liu Wanhua also had conflicts with her children and lived alone. Zhang The chef had a conflict with his father and was forced out of the house by his father. Xiao Lin had an quarrel with his parents at first. Lu Cuiling also had conflicts with her family. The elder sister who hired a helper didn't have a very harmonious relationship with her son. Is this because all the people who have conflicts in the family are gathered together, relying on the cook and his family to influence the people around her?
Post a post and ask, is the protagonist studying in some secret organization? There has been very little phone contact in the past five years, let alone videos. After all, the daughter is five years old, and she doesn't even know her father, but she even has a shared bicycle, so why can't she video chat with her family? Since the daughter doesn't know her father, she must have no feelings for him. Before his rebirth, why did Mao say that his biggest wish was to save his daughter? I really don't understand...⁽⁽ƪ(•̩̩̩̩_•̩̩̩̩)ʃ⁾⁾ᵒᵐᵍᵎᵎ