If I Ask You to Set up a Stall, Why Would You Just Run to a Place Where No One Is Around?

One person cooks 368 portions of fried rice in 6 hours? One serving per minute, 8 more servings. Don't tell me you cook 10 portions at a time! The gods are here, and even 10 portions fried in one pot are not delicious. From beginning to end, most of the content is describing other people's feelings: it's very fragrant and delicious. The protagonist's scenes in each chapter are the same two sentences: cracking 6 eggs with one hand, and cleaning the pot to create sparks. This book has no sense of immersion at all. The protagonist has no role. The protagonist's system is to let him be a stall holder. Hundreds of people line up to eat your fried rice. I didn't see you saying there is a table. They all eat standing up? No need to collect the disc? Does the system wash it for you? It's not a cool article at all. I'm not interested in it, so I'll give it up!

Quite outrageous.

Updates have been too slow recently.

From beginning to end, there are stalls set up in several different locations. Although the food in each location is different and the way to find customers is different, it is just this main line and there are no other branch lines, emotional lines, etc., Which is boring. There are a lot of food descriptions and guests' thoughts after eating throughout the article, and even the same food must be written again if different people eat it. It feels unnecessary. There are a lot of typos and the logic or timeline is messed up. Niuhe fried rice, hairy crabs and fish maw from the sea. The ending sucks. Anyway, the length is short, so you can read it if you are short of books.

Chapter 72: Successfully persuaded to quit Obviously write about the city well Suddenly it becomes martial arts or fantasy. Does the author think the rating is too high?

I got a little tired after having fun, so I gave up 88