The Divine Restaurant
神级餐厅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 230k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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110Chapters
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It's a lot like watching a business game. There's no intrigue, just little bits and pieces. It's very interesting. I feel that the warm and emotional descriptions in the details are more comfortable and suitable for the writing style. Come on, author!
Author, your last book ended in a short time, and this one is the same. I want to suggest to you that you have talent, but you need to slowly cultivate a readership. At the very least, you must persist in finishing the book, so that everyone has trust in you, and things will get better gradually. You can't do this!
That's fine, but the wages of waiters are unbearable. The author treats them as NPCs, but every description shows that they are from a realistic background. The protagonist is never described as being short of money, but his salary is only 1500-1800. Is this what happened? You make it look like your professional expertise is worth the price. Multiple zeros have no impact on your description of making money at all. I don't know what is the psychology behind insisting on such a small amount of salary. It's a luxury restaurant, but I always insist on only counting the small amount of money…
This food book is well written and there is no intrigue, but there are too many various introductions. Some chapters have one or two more contents after seeing them repeated.
The writing is very good, the writing style is good, and the cheats are reasonable. However, I skipped reading, mainly because the changes in system upgrade data did not interest me. Employees are provided by the system, and there is little sense of involvement. What I'm more interested in are customers' reactions, psychological activities, competitors' comments and tips. These can be interesting points, but they don't seem to be the main content, so I skipped through a few chapters and finished it. Overall, this is a good book. Kudos to the author!
Nothing fancy, just a restaurant. Someone comes into the store to spend money. Then it's gone
It's good, but the shop assistants are all girls. Does the author accept them all?
Come on, the author, the writing is very good and very comfortable to read. There is nothing pretentious about it.
Is the female employee an NPC or the protagonist thinks she is an NPC?
The writing is pretty good, but all the store clerks are women.