
My God, His Cooking Glows
我的天,他做菜会发光
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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1.4kChapters
20Monthly votes
77.8kRecommendations
40.5kFans
8 ch/weekPace
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This book... Well, it gives a really bad impression right from the start. No, the protagonist is way too detached from the average person. Leaving aside his orphan background and apprenticeship as a chef, how did he develop these lifestyle habits? He only has 30,000 yuan left, how did he even think of spending over 20,000 yuan on a signboard?
If your food glows while cooking, it definitely indicates excessive heavy metal content!
I'd already considered Zhang Tong the female lead. And now you have a daughter? Or is she a child from the male lead's past relationship? I thought she was dead, and then you tell me she was getting married, had another child, and didn't want this one? ...
Another accident occurred.
I used to think it was an isolated case when I read about the author of "Release That Witch," whose monthly votes barely reached a thousand. Yours is even more outrageous; you were a top newcomer back then, and now you only have a little over a hundred monthly votes. 😒
Congratulations to Crispy Bone Cat on the release of her new book! May Crispy Bone Cat achieve legendary status with this book!
The author clearly doesn't know where his strengths and target audience lie. Your strength is that you can write well about food and diners' reactions, so your book is a good read to enjoy while eating. The new book only had a few lighthearted, entertaining parts, followed by a lot of pretentious posturing and self-deprecation... That's not your niche.
I just want to ask you all, who would dare to eat a vegetable that glows on its own?
The novels these editors selected are just laughable!
Harmful
I don't know why, but I can't continue reading. It seems like it wasn't written by the original author.
Sigh, that unfinished "Hotel Supplier" book was much better; it's a shame about that other book.