I Became My Idol's Dining Buddy

Chapter 182 had a bug. I uploaded the version before I revised it, so it might be confusing. But! I've fixed it. I'll also see if I can sneakily upload the locked Chapter 157...

That's great, two chapters updated today! ❤️

Next up is the brother's side story~

I feel the author left some plot points out of the main story. After all, there's a gap of several days between the ending and the previous chapter, so perhaps they felt it wouldn't be appropriate to include them. Hopefully, we'll see them in the epilogue! 😆

A new article has started! "A Resolute Will is Hard to Fade" —I once met a light in the abyss, and when the light went out, I became the one who held the lamp. Seventeen-year-old Rong Xiao felt that life was nothing more than a long farewell. With her parents divorced, her closest relatives estranged, and even the last alleyway about to be demolished... She gripped the razor blade and bid farewell to herself in the Pear Blossom Alley, the most familiar alleyway of her childhood. Until that boy named Ni Zheng, covered in sweat and accompanied by a stray dog, recklessly barged into her world. He said, "Rong Xiao, it's a pleasure to get to know you again." So the quiet house came alive with life, the empty dining table had a few more bowls and chopsticks, and even the little dog named Xiao Huang would stand at the alley entrance wagging its tail, waiting for her to come home. He remembered the water chestnut cake she loved, altered her old clothes that she couldn't wear anymore, and held her trembling hand tightly on a stormy night. He was like a ray of light, stubbornly shining into her dusty youth. Rong Xiao thought that life could continue to be this warm. Until my grandmother fell ill, the surgery cost was exorbitant. Ni Zheng told her, "Don't be afraid, I have a way." Then he turned and walked into that glamorous yet dangerous circle. Later, Rong Xiao often recalled that evening: the boy, wearing a worn-out school uniform, waved to her at the entrance of Pear Blossom Alley, his eyes filled with the sunset. He said, "Xiaoxiao, once Grandma gets better, I'll cook for you for the rest of my life, okay?" "Eating Guide" A healing-themed campus cohabitation experience combined with a realistic portrayal of the dark side of the entertainment industry. Early stage: heartwarming daily life/mutual redemption; Later stage: fateful turning point/protection and bond.

Thank you all for sticking with me this far. It's not finished yet, it's not finished! There will be a few more side stories in "Food Buddies," which I'm working hard to finish. I'm also writing a new story. While waiting for the next installment, those who are interested can check out my new serialized novel, "After Mistaking My Senior for Another, I Was Targeted by the School Heartthrob in My Class." This is the first book I wrote six years ago. It's a record of my journey so far. It was very immature in many ways and there are bound to be many shortcomings. I thought about it for a long time before publishing it, but I finally decided to publish it as a memento. If you don't mind, go and take a look. With plenty of drafts in reserve, updates will be consistent and there won't be any hiatus, so please rest assured.

The second side story of the Fukushu arc was banned, but I'm revising it.

It's been updated, but the review process is a bit slow, please wait a bit.

The review process was a little slow today.

Thank you for your hard work, author! Two chapters were updated today.