After Being Reborn, I Can Actually Hear the System’s Conversations

After the protagonist is reborn, he is able to hear the system's voice... The system assigned him a host who turned out to be his own father. ... Several years later, The reporter asked the protagonist, "What made you the youngest PhD?" The protagonist humbly replied, "No, it's all thanks to my father."

I really like CaiMao's food supply, but CaiMao's other books haven't done very well. Maybe he's run out of ideas. One book has completely drained CaiMao. Moreover, the immense popularity of a book can also limit an author. The tragedy for an author is that if they keep writing about the same subject matter, people will criticize them for not being ambitious.

Author, you started with food-themed novels, and now you want to change your style? It's a bit too hasty and might damage your popularity. You became arrogant after your first book's success and want to take it a step further. I understand everyone has desires, but going straight into palace-themed novels is a bit of a downer.

Sigh~ This author probably had such a great first book that he wanted to cut it off whenever his later books weren't quite as successful. The hotel book could be attributed to external factors, but the cuts to the later ones became increasingly abrupt, completely ruining his public image. If he keeps cutting off books like this, who will believe that he can seriously finish the novel?

Calm down and realize that you can't find a target after the supplier's move. Blindly following trends is not good. Since following several trends is not ideal, why not follow your own trend? Write about what you are good at, and write food articles.

My thoughts and reflections after reading chapters 49 and 50. Zhuo Ye's Personal Biography: Zhuo Ye, male, born in 1968, was a high school classmate of the protagonist's father, Cheng Feng. He was deeply influenced by rock music during his student days and later formed a rock band with Cheng Feng.

The appeal of this book lies in its aesthetic beauty and the heartwarming stories interwoven between the various dishes, rather than in its portrayal of boastful and convincing tropes. The everyday life elements are the best part; everything else is like salt and seasoning. If the main dish isn't good, no matter how well-written or carefully crafted the salt and seasoning, it's just decorative and mediocre.

I remember you were already a platinum-level author and a top-tier writer before, right? Perhaps you should switch to a different system. You can stick to a consistent writing style, like everyday stories, but the content doesn't have to be the same all the time.

How do you think Cheng's father will spend his one million?

Did CaiMao abandon this book? This is the first book I'm prepared to read in its entirety, in its original form! Sometimes I wonder if I've been cursed with some kind of negative buff! When I graduated, I needed to be transferred from Guangdong to another city for some reason. As a result, I got injured and was forced to resign!