The Pastry Artist
点心艺术家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 717k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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329Chapters
20.8kRecommendations
5kFans
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I honestly can't stand it anymore. Maybe it's because my family owns a chain of Chinese pastry shops, and many of my classmates also own Chinese pastry shops. I'd say I'm somewhat of an insider in the industry, and there are many things you write that are different from what I know.
The pacing was slow this time, but it was still very comfortable to read. It's really hard to find a book like this on Qidian these days, with such a slow pace and realistic feel. Keep it up! I'm looking forward to the exciting developments to come, and I'll be voting for it every day. 😁😁😁
The character setup in this book is very much like a Japanese anime: a cute younger sister, a rebellious protagonist, a short-tempered father, and a wishy-washy mother. The protagonist travels back in time and loudly declares her decision to stay at the pastry shop—it's quite awkward.
It can only be said that many parents in the past had some problems with their parenting, especially when they would compare their children to the neighbor's children. Sometimes, the hurtful things they said were full of negative emotions. Thinking back on it, it was really painful. Now that I'm grown up, I rarely contact my family because I just can't let go of the knot in my heart.
At the very least, you can learn pastry making after graduating from university, and you don't necessarily have to study another major. Many universities offer food science and engineering! With the inheritance from your father, the path to becoming a pastry master will begin! The experiences and perspectives of future generations are even more promising!! This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree!
It looks pretty good, but it's not my personal favorite. Keep it up, author!
Finally, a new book! Good luck this time!
Now that Qidian novels have anti-piracy measures, it costs one cent per chapter. Reading hundreds of chapters a day would cost tens of yuan, which is unaffordable. I'm about to kick my novel addiction.
I've read up to chapter 94. At first, it felt very warm and comforting, so I subscribed to the whole thing. However, now it feels a bit too commercial and somewhat bland. I feel like having a system would be more convenient.
The protagonist shouldn't be reborn; ideally, he should have a cheat ability, allowing him to recall memories and learn new skills.