
Fine, I’ll Come Clean: My Ingredients Come from Another World
摊牌了,我的食材来自异界
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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A few loaves of bread can be exchanged for hundreds of kilograms of meat. Do people from other worlds only eat vegetarian food and not meat?
First post: A guessing game with no prize! How long do you think it will take CaiMao to finish writing this book?
In impoverished areas, the primary goal is undoubtedly to have enough to eat. It's impossible to risk the protection of a wild boar weighing 600 pounds and equipped with leather armor just for a few slices of white bread. If the town lacked salt, or if you used fake gems or cheap pearls as bait, I could understand the appeal. But thirty slices of white bread? And three dollars a slice?
A Brief Discussion on Chinese Tea — The author requests that you check the materials.
All the world's tea trees originated in China! The tea trees in India and Sri Lanka were stolen or forcibly taken by Britain during the British Empire! The earliest tea drinkers were Chinese! The earliest treatises on tea were written by Chinese!
Being a eunuch is fucking awesome. What the hell is a surprise? What the hell is a surprise? What the hell is some kind of surprise? That's a surprise.
I haven't read this novel. I'd like to know how you, with such a prominent "male protagonist" label in your author profile, managed to get into this recommendation?
The next day, they were arrested by the industry and commerce department for producing counterfeit and substandard products of unknown origin.
The comment section of a book is for readers to offer advice, not for criticizing. I can only hope that I don't get misled by some of the lovely people in the comments. Sometimes, blindly pandering to readers only results in a lukewarm, half-baked book. My biggest piece of advice for this book is: don't listen to other people's suggestions.
Is this really a newbie's alt account? This level of skill is ridiculous. It's making me cringe. Is this some kind of imitation?
Three or four thousand catties of meat for a few dozen loaves of bread? If you were to say you'd trade it for six walnuts, it would make some sense. At the very least, you could say that the mindless beings in this other world need walnuts to replenish their energy.