Eat and Drink Well Through the Ages

I really don't understand why this kind of novel always has a so-called male protagonist in the end? It's a pretty good novel, but I personally feel that the appearance of this so-called male protagonist has lowered the overall image of the novel! The heroine herself is rich, beautiful, capable, and has a mature mindset as an adult in the future, but in this special era, she established a relationship with someone at the age of 16? Are you in such a hurry? And I have always been curious, what is the use of this type of so-called indigenous male protagonist? Just because he looks handsome? Do you care about people? Or do you have the ability to help the heroine with a golden finger solve the problem?

Damn, this is so well written. I like my elder brother Lu Changkong more and more. Although he is naive and outspoken, he can tell the difference between the inside and the outside. Well, it's great 👍👍👍

It's so good, I've been saving it to watch it.

You're only sixteen, why are you so anxious about falling in love? Isn't it good to start studying first?

Don't you really think there's something wrong with the setting? The orphan girl who relies on pensions every month suddenly buys bicycles and watches? It feels slightly unreasonable. If your personal opinions differ, you are right. I'm just explaining my feelings. I think it's a little bit random and doesn't fit in with the era setting.

Come on, I think the writing is great.

If you like to see the plane exchange system, you can take a look. Although the author set it up as a takeaway system, it is really powerful and invincible. Various super foods can improve physical fitness and increase beauty and wisdom. Food, clothing, medical care are available in all aspects of life, which is quite interesting. The heroine has a very strong character, and her quarrels are very relieving. When I read Chapter 62, the chapter where the hero and heroine confess their love, I didn't particularly like this setting, so I gave up on the story.

Traveling through the ages, eating and drinking well, the male protagonist has no predecessor physically and mentally, and there is only one female protagonist from the beginning to the end, right?

I don't know what I'm thinking. Although my mental age is over 20 years old, I traveled back to that era and still have a secret as big as the food delivery system. At the age of 16, I thought about falling in love and getting married... I'm a little speechless.

I want to get married at the age of 16 unless I add a man.