
A Journey of Culinary Delights
舌尖上的旅行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 853k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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295Chapters
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11.3kFans
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I think... The author must be beautiful 😌
How much does Anmuxi give? I'll give double for Chunzhen 🤭
Bao'er, a wealthy woman, is beautiful and has a wild side! 😍😍😍😍
Let me take one too, from last year.
It's that kind of story again. It claims to have a single female lead, but she's always involved in ambiguous relationships with other women. Are they just padding the word count because they can't write anything? It's even worse than harem novels.
🤫Why not just enjoy some travel and some sweet moments? This ambiguous relationship results in one person getting hurt and the other having no future. Author, if you want to make money, you need to learn to cater to your readers' tastes. How can you write it properly? This kind of romance is worse than a harem.
Dear author, I sincerely hope you can portray Lu Jingxi as a family in this book. I'd rather have a harem than repeat the heartbreaking story of Chen Lin Gu. I urge you to cherish this opportunity, otherwise you will lose your loyal readers!
When you saw the protagonist's name, I immediately thought of this. People say: When the forest is deep, you see deer; when the sea is blue, you see whales; when you wake from a dream, you see you. In practice: When the forest is deep, mist rises; when the sea is blue, waves surge; when the dream ends, the night continues. I see no deer, no whale, and no you. But in the end:
Wasn't there supposed to be only one female lead? Why the ambiguity?
This is the first book I've read where I felt it was an injustice if any female supporting character didn't end up with the main character. 😭😭😭