The Food World’s Cheat-Code King
美食圈外挂帝
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- Completed
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- 4.0M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 2y ago
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These Are My Tastes, Leave If You Don't Like Them!
In my opinion, there are some questionable parts, but nothing serious! Please don't obsess over minor mistakes. If you can't let them go, then don't read novels. If you can't accept that, write a book yourself that you think is flawless and let the readers enjoy it! There are trolls everywhere, but I hope the author won't pay them any mind! Many excellent books have been ruined by trolls! These days, I always feel like there are no books left to read. Alas! So many books are on my shelves, yet
listenFeng's Library
Keeping track of good books I've read
No Heroine or One Heroine
No womanizers, please. Some of these books are ongoing, so I'm not sure about them yet. I'll start by recommending less well-known completed books and ongoing series. I won't recommend well-known completed books on their own, or I'll do so later. For example, The King's Avatar. There are some books I liked but didn't finish. I'll recommend them after I do. My favorite authors write stories with one love interest or none: 1. Fang Xiang 2. Chen Ci Lan Diao 3. Die Lan 4. Zhuang Bifan 5. Liu Dao Che
The Ones I Finally Managed to Pick Out
If I can get through it, that's good enough. Finding these wasn't easy.
What I've Been Reading Lately
Urban Fiction Newcomers (Warehouse)
A list of urban novels. I'll add pretty much anything that catches my eye. I'll recommend the standout ones that aren't abandoned!
A Cure for My Reading Slump
In a reading slump, so I'm sharing some books from my bookshelf and would love your recommendations too. I'm an eclectic reader who'll read anything as long as it's well written. I've been reading novels since 2008. The more I've read, the fewer books I can find that I like. As a woman, I don't read many harem novels either. It's tough. I automatically remove and hide abandoned novels. I've been busy with work, and plan to study for a professional certification this year, so I'll clean up the li
Worth Reading in 2022
These are books I can get through. There's a bit of everything, but these are just ones I personally think are worth a look.
Books I'm Following
Mostly time-travel and fan fiction, with some urban stories now and then
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How wonderful it is that you can improve as long as you work hard! Perhaps this is the appeal of system-based gameplay.
Having read Chapter 28, I feel the author seems to have a misunderstanding about Michelin restaurants. First, it's crucial to understand that Michelin restaurant recommendations originated from its early magazine days, targeting truck drivers.
I guess you guys probably like lighthearted, easy-going stories. Having worked as a chef, I can really relate to this, haha. The feeling of satisfaction is different from other overpowered urban novels. Let me tell you about the kitchen. If you don't have a relative to mentor you, it takes about three years to become a kitchen helper.
Why write about Michelin-starred restaurants and Western food when there are so many delicious options in the country? And why all the scheming and backstabbing? If you're so keen on working for someone else, why don't you open your own shop with your skills?
Is God feeding us while we're still just laborers? Is this protagonist the kind of hopeless case, a good-for-nothing who can't be helped?
Overall, this restaurant really treats its customers like royalty, fulfilling even unreasonable requests. It's outrageous; someone pays 180 but insists on eating 1800 worth of food, and they still have to comply. Is it because I've never been to such a high-end hotel before that I don't understand?
After reading ten chapters, is the protagonist like this even before he dies? One pack of Zhonghua cigarettes for an extra dish at lunch, two packs to please the master, three packs for assisting the head chef, a set of knives, two packs of Zhonghua cigarettes... Goodness, you're not here to work; even a monthly salary of ten thousand wouldn't be this extravagant. Ten chapters, two days, and six packs of Zhonghua cigarettes gone! Goodness!
What I hate most is when the protagonist works like a dog for the boss, who then makes a fortune. Even if the protagonist runs a small shop, they'd be better off, barely making any money and constantly scheming against each other. They never make any money, while the boss is rolling in profits. What kind of garbage is this?
I always feel like the focus is on the Manchu people.
What kind of garbage is this? The protagonist doesn't open his own shop; he's constantly scheming against other chefs. It's disgusting. I want to read a chef-themed novel, not a palace intrigue one.