
Street Food Stall: From Taking Advice to Becoming the God of Cuisine
街头摆摊,从听劝开始成为食神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 784k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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Innovative food recipes can be patented. If you want to share them with others, you must have the patent and then grant them a license.
There are three women in the group, can I take them in? 😁 Although it seems unlikely 😭
It's alright, it's a slice-of-life story, but it gets a bit wordy at times. The pacing is okay.
Not bad, it's rare to see a story based on Wuxi.
Although this system is supposed to be all about listening to advice, you don't need to bring it up all the time, author. Just focus on your work. Why keep bringing up this advice?
Single or multiple female supporting characters; if it's single, don't include so many.
During the new book release period, please read it, vote for it, and add it to your favorites.
This book is guaranteed to be completed and will never be abandoned.
Once you see a post where you can share your cooking skills, you can leave!
Where is a street with mobile vendors near Jiangnan University? Could you please suggest a location? 🙏
You could describe the food preparation process in more detail; the current version is quite personal and enjoyable to read. Customers can also describe the food they eat, just avoid being too repetitive.