
The Gatekeeper of Good Food
美食守门人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 629k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
299Chapters
675Recommendations
1.7kFans
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Reader comments 14
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The plot where the protagonist owes 1 million is absolutely disgusting!
The description is problematic. Isn't it normal for guests not to clean up their own dishes? It's abnormal to make guests clean up their own dishes.
I thought it was a pure food novel, but it turns out to be all about romance. I've only read a few chapters, and a bunch of beautiful women are already pursuing the protagonist. Judging from the descriptions, his girlfriend from three years ago might reappear and be redeemed. It's a food-themed novel with far more beautiful women than dishes in a restaurant!
The main focus is unclear; most readers are interested in the food, not the romance.
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Handsome guys, beautiful ladies, and dear readers, thank you for your support and help. A new story, a new beginning—let's cheer each other on! 😄😄
The thought of being burdened with debt for no reason completely kills the desire to continue watching. Even if it's for the sake of plot development, this forced insertion is a ripple effect.
It's well-written, but there's too much personal bias. After fifty-odd chapters, it's still just about selling breakfast. Also, if the romance isn't well-written, it's better not to include it at all. Wouldn't it be better to focus more on the food or the customers? I wish you continued success in your writing.
Damn it! What the hell was written after that? It was such a waste of my subscription.
The beginning was alright, but what was the rest of it? I'm leaving. My subscription was wasted.