Chinese Chef

It just feels so frustrating. If the protagonist escapes to the Huns, it would be more interesting to be the one in power.

There are always people commenting on why the protagonist needs to be bitten by birds, and some people suggest that the Huns should be brought up to develop. This is simply outrageous. Who do you think you are? Are time travelers superior to others? Don't you understand the ancient classes, and those who have traveled through time are superior to others? Don't know about survival of the fittest? Don't you know that when you are in a native place, do as the Romans do? Wherever you live, you must abide by the rules there. Have you never heard of whether a dragon is lying down or a tiger is lying down?

It feels really frustrating, just because I feel wronged at work, but it feels so uncomfortable to read a novel. I struggled to read three hundred chapters to see if it would change, but I still feel so angry. I really can't stand it, so I came to the comment area to complain. It's so uncomfortable.

I really can't let Yang Chuan lead the development of the Huns. I really want to see it.

What's going on? What's going on! Why is it that the more I write, the more something is wrong? The previous article was clearly very good. Are you involved in intrigues and power struggles? Can't you just farm your land honestly?

I always feel that the recent content is a bit underestimating the ancients. Well, I don't know whether the ancients were powerful or not, but judging from the situation, the protagonist intends to use modern food knowledge to quietly "poison" Liu Prostitute, and even kill him personally. But, if anyone does anything, it will definitely leave traces. Perhaps the ancients did not understand profound food chemistry and medical knowledge and were unable to find evidence, but as long as Liu Piao dies abnormally, the protagonist must be suspicious, and a short-lived little chef with no origin who infiltrates the princess's house will definitely expand this suspicion infinitely. For creatures like emperors and nobles, do you think they still need evidence to judge things? And the less evidence there is, the more afraid they will be. You can kill the emperor's aunt silently today, but will you want to kill me tomorrow?

The big man is forcing Yang Chuan away step by step, go back to the Huns. I don't want to leave you here, I have my own place to stay. Go back to the Xiongnu and develop well. You can cooperate with the big men, but you have to be independent. People and ghosts can bully Yang Chuan twice. It's disgusting. One day, he will bring 300,000 soldiers with him, attack Chang'an City, and seize the bird's seat. Liu Che is a Han, and Yang Chuan is also a Han. He can sit, so why can't Yang Chuan sit?

Everything else is fine, but it's really uncomfortable to be an "adult" in one mouthful. That thing started to be called during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Before that, it meant the elder father in the family. In addition, nobles are also adults, but they are not usually addressed as such. You can call any official "Sir" at will, and you won't be able to escape if you flatter him.

It would be better not to return to Chang'an in the first place. Develop directly in place. It's almost time to go and cause trouble outside. This time I go back to being a cow or a horse for others.

Licking the dog until there is nothing left

After watching the beginning It's really better to stay in the grassland and develop, why return to being a big man😵‍💫

I don't understand why I have to raise a leopard, why should I raise a wild animal in every book? Is that thing so easy to raise? Are you able to prevent tetanus, rabies, plague, ticks, and other infectious diseases?

Why do I feel like I'm being tricked all the time, and then I forgive him?

I feel like the plot and the characters are too childish...

I make a point every day about not studying. I feel that not studying is very honorable. Later, it becomes more and more vulgar. I open my mouth and scold this and that.

The cook is unemployed and writes a book at home. I hope everyone will like this eloquent story.

The map of the Han Empire before the Battle of Henan is a bit inaccurate, but I couldn't find a clearer one, so readers will make do with it.

What can I say, the book is okay, but it has a petty feel. I thought that this kind of subject matter would have an epic feel, but I can only say that it did not meet my expectations. The book is okay, really

Wen Qing was very ill and it was really frustrating to watch.

The chef's writing style is good. The feeling of eloquently speaking is so comfortable, and it tastes like the second brother. It's a pity that I can't learn from it. Let's eat beef noodles together when you have time? Don't worry, I'm treating you this time, haha😄😄😄😄

I thought you were writing about food.

At first I thought it was a novel comparable to "Han Que", but it's a pity

Which god's vest is this? . . . I'm a bit pretty

It's so well written, I don't believe it, it's definitely someone's new vest

Similar to the type of dining table in the Tang Dynasty, more flexible and lively, the protagonist is more lifelike and good-looking

It looks good, but the writing style doesn't look like a newcomer's, is it a master's vest?

You can't read a book in the middle of the night. It was almost 1 o'clock last night and I packed instant noodles.

Although I know Hanxiang, his writing is better than that of Hanxiang...

Coming from Sui Feng, I read 150,000 words in one breath and felt that the author didn't feel like a newcomer. This book has similar ideas to dining table writing. Each has its own merits. Both are worth reading. I hope the author can complete it smoothly. Come on!

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