Custom Cuisine Merchant

A chef without a master chef can't serve at state banquets. No matter how delicious your food is, without a mentor in the industry or capital support from the public, it's just a trendy restaurant at best. It can't become a chain, and it's hard for the owner to have assets worth hundreds of millions (in novels, you won't be happy if you don't have hundreds of millions).

I wouldn't mind if he wrote about food and became a chef, but now he's working for employees? His prestige as a boss vanishes instantly. What's the point of keeping these Xianyu (a Chinese online marketplace) employees? If they had the talent, they could open their own small shop and become rich. What's the use of this company supporting them?

Bullfrog!

At the beginning, no normal person would let their employees slack off for months, and then have the nerve to ask about transportation subsidies. What I saw was awkwardness and contradiction. Don't tell me this is fiction; novels are for people to read, and people are subjective.

Sigh. What a perfectly good book. It fell apart with the "Fifteen Dishes" part. The beginning was alright. Did you notice there's no stamina system? Secondly, there's this: you went into seclusion that day. A day is 24 hours, you went into seclusion several times, dozens or even hundreds of hours. You felt nothing. Just mental exhaustion.

I don't know if it's just me, but I felt really upset after reading these chapters. The woman in the novel was doing well as a manager at a neighboring company, but just because she couldn't secure a contract, she suddenly quit and came to work for the protagonist. Changing jobs so easily, like it's nothing.

I hate pre-cooked food. You never know how many additives are in it, and they're forcing it on campus!

This was written specifically for a client order from a pre-prepared food company, right?

These two chapters were disappointing. Several state banquet-level chefs' dishes were criticized as worthless, then you changed your tune. The intention was supposed to highlight the protagonist's awesomeness, but it disgusted me. Your sworn brothers and sisters treated you sincerely, and you used them as shields. Even though I expected it to be a lighthearted, wishful reading, I still can't accept this plot arrangement.

That's ridiculous! To illustrate how delicious the steamed buns were, the author claimed everyone ate a pound! Unbelievable! This is practically a mass ICU mess after eating them all... That's too exaggerated, it takes me out of the story, I don't like it anymore, bye-bye.