The Master Chef Took over the Throne in the 1980S

Name: The Master Chef Took over the Throne in the 1980S
Author: Caramel Chestnut Cake

满级厨神在八十年代颠大勺

by Caramel Chestnut Cake (焦糖栗子饼)

Status: Completed
Length: 311k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Audience: Female
Subgenre: Marriage Romance
Updated: 3y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

[Food + group pets + business farming + double cleaning + system space] 1. Xu Nan, a food blogger in the 21st century, traveled to the 1980s. She also got a cheap husband for free, and the former mansion was transformed into one bedroom and one living room in an instant. Xu Nan fell into deep thought as he looked at the white walls, the empty living room, and the palm-sized kitchen. This gap... Decisively roll up your sleeves and get back to your old job. With a flick of the spoon, the whole family becomes rich. 2. Everyone in the family knew that the Lu family's daughter-in-law was lazy and greedy. It's delicious but too lazy to cook, and it's a waste of money. The fragrance lingers in the yard all day long. Neighbors: How much salary can Dr. Lu afford to eat like this? Xu Nan smiled and said nothing, thinking, what do you know? As soon as the cart was pushed, a roadside stall was set up in the market, shouting loudly: "Pumpkin and millet porridge, one dime a bowl, and delicious side dishes for free." "Pan Mian, fragrant beef pan noodles, no charge if it's not delicious." 3. The roadside stalls look the same every day, and the children in the neighborhood are crying. After a while, I accidentally became the first ten thousand-yuan household in the small county. Lu Nanzhou: Well, you read that right, my wife is raising me!

Reader comments

At first, I felt that the heroine's husband was very good, and I thought it would be a sweet love story. However, the more I read about the heroine's husband, the more I felt that he was not someone to rely on. I hope the heroine's husband is not the male protagonist. If he is the male protagonist, I feel that the heroine is miserable (╥ω╥`) For the first time, the vicious female partner came to the door and sneered at the female protagonist, but the heroine's husband was concerned about the vicious female partner's face. In the end, it was the female protagonist who kicked the vicious female partner out. The second time the vicious female protagonist wanted to hit the heroine, although she was stopped by the heroine's husband, it was the vicious heroine's father who finally stepped in to help the heroine out. After the heroine's husband stopped him, he watched the heroine and others argue with each other. For the third time, the heroine's husband was still used as a background to watch the heroine being bullied by his grandmother and other excellent relatives, and he was not as good as the hero's mother. For the fourth time, the heroine was framed for cheating. The heroine's husband previously defended her reputation and refused to open the door, but when he saw that the heroine escaped from the trap (not guilty - the heroine was framed because of his suitor, but not comforted - fortunately escaped), he instead suspected that the heroine deliberately concealed her strength. The key is that I don't understand, why do you treat the heroine like this? Because although his parents liked the heroine very much, they did not force him to marry her. Instead, they asked for their opinions before getting married. They also felt that the vicious heroine's father was very sensible and believed that even if he strictly rejected the vicious heroine or asked the vicious heroine's father to restrain her behavior, he would not be demoted or fired. And shouldn't you be responsible if you get married? After all, you are not forced to do so?
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