
1980: My Restaurant Is Packed Every Day
1980,我的饭店天天爆满
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 436k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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207Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
8.7kFans
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Are all food novels laced with drugs? What kind of food can be so delicious that it makes people lose their minds?
It's been over ten chapters, and you haven't asked anyone for help. You've been burning things, washing things, wiping tables, sweeping and mopping the floor. Is your protagonist really that awesome?
I like food novels, so I'm reserving a spot and waiting for it to become a hit.
Sharing delicious food - Xuzhou
These past few days in Xuzhou I've had barbecue, garlic-fried fish, rice noodles, and I was lucky enough to stumble upon the animal head exhibition.
With so many people backing him up and providing background support, how could he not get rich? It's like those Tang Dynasty novels where the protagonist knows founding fathers like Cheng Yaojin and then goes on to do all sorts of business. It's pointless.
The protagonist is transported to the 1980s after a car accident. The author's setting is that in this new world, the ration coupon system has been abolished. The author already clarified this in the first chapter, so please stop mentioning the ration coupon system. 😓
The author has confirmed that the introduction is correct; perhaps they wrote "state-owned" instead of "privately owned"? While I don't know which restaurant was the first state-owned restaurant in China, it certainly wasn't this one.
What a pleasant surprise! Congratulations on your return to writing! The author is amazing at writing two books at once! 👏
I glanced at your books; only the "Chinese textbook" is interesting. I can't get into the others.
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