Reborn in 1987: Starting with Selling Pancakes Stuffed with Vegetables

The author is a natural at writing on this subject; this is so much better than before. The previous plots were old and awkward, but this one is truly excellent.

It's so comfortable without villains. Very good.

Reading the latest chapter, my strongest impression was the absence of hostility. There was also no excessive exaggeration of the food's deliciousness; instead, there was a gentle sense of happiness.

It's well-written, without too many melodramatic plots or complicated business maneuvering. As long as you give gifts and cultivate relationships, use your extra experience to turn setbacks into opportunities, and then run the business normally, the main focus is on a heartwarming and enjoyable read. The author shouldn't think that no one will read if they don't write complicated stories.

I think it looks pretty good and tastes pretty good.

"Artificial meat" sounds awful. Where did they even get called that? Aren't they usually referring to things like vegetarian meat, vegetarian chicken, or vegetarian roast goose?

This book is really enjoyable to read; I finished it in one go. I didn't expect it to be this good even without a villain.

I like novels that are free of hostility. I read a Shandong cuisine restaurant article before; the writing was clearly good, but they insisted on poisoning my mind. It's like they can't write without a villain. The problem is, you write about villains, but you let the protagonist rise up and fight back! The result will only be a passive response, an endless tug-of-war. That's absolutely disgusting!

As a Henan native who has lived in another province for twenty years, it's rare to see a piece of writing about the customs and traditions of my hometown. Many of the dialogues flowed naturally from my local dialect – it was so evocative. What's especially remarkable is the author's honest use of real place names, avoiding the usual "Z city" or "H province" jargon, creating a truly immersive…

Stir-fry shredded potatoes and bean sprouts together, adding sweet bean sauce, eggs, ham sausage, and spicy strips. It's incredibly delicious sandwiched in a sesame flatbread. The first thing I did after I got back from the military was to buy two to eat.