A Hundred Flavors

This female lead is too weak; everyone can bully her, and she's always submissive. The supporting characters are all disgusting, including her own family. Aside from her mother, her uncle and grandmother are incredibly selfish. And the various dialects are just awful. Does being from the countryside mean using dialect to emphasize it?

It's a bit long-winded, like a diary entry.

I'm a bit speechless. Ancient times had condensed milk, raisins, cashews, tomatoes, and other things so ahead of their time! Sigh! Overall, the writing is alright after reading over a hundred chapters.

-5839 Votes, one monthly pass!

I read both of the author's books and they both ended abruptly. The author may have had unavoidable reasons, but I paid real money for them, more expensive than physical books, just to support original works. But this result disappointed me.

Can someone tell me who the male lead is? If it's that second young master Yuan, I won't watch it. I can't accept such a shameless male lead.

I watched half of it and didn't really like the food competition content, but the food descriptions were quite good.

Five hundred rice dumplings cost one tael. One rice dumpling is worth two copper coins. Even if we break even, it's good enough. This Yuan family is truly disgusting. What kind of wealthy family is this? So stingy!