The Happy Cook

Already finished reading The author's writing style is very good, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists in the early stage was funny and heartwarming. I originally thought I could keep watching it like this, but in the end, I couldn't avoid it. The early descriptions are really interesting and want to make people read. I really don't understand some of the characters and stories that appear in the later stages. There are still some holes that have not been filled in. For example, where was the heroine's mother when she got married? What about her relatives in the village? All gone. The two completely different styles in the early and late stages are a bit unacceptable. My suggestion is to end it when the heroine enters Beijing (my personal suggestion, for reference only)

There are a lot of delicious recipes. The first 2/3 is quite interesting and humorous, but the plot behind it is a bit too crowded. And where is Uncle Zhao...

The plot is confusing, illogical and nonsense, especially when I commented on what most people complained about, that the poor families in that era were very poor, they ate the first meal but not the next. They had to buy rice and noodles for one meal, but they had a very complete range of condiments, and the poor people passing by also had all kinds of condiments. Especially at any time, including during battles when saving lives, the poor people passing by at night waste time on various operations to prepare a meal. To steam a steamed bun, you have to shape it into various shapes and make it extremely small. It is simply to show off skills for the sake of showing off. Next is a fantasy novel? The plot couldn't be connected, and the author was constantly insulted by the author's trumpet. The insulting words could pass the review. We replied that all kinds of things were not reviewed and revised countless times. Even expressions need to be reviewed. There is no freedom of speech at all on this platform. I say the author should spread the word so that everyone doesn't read this📖 and don't comment after reading it, otherwise you will be scolded.

Very good

I can't help but wonder, how could a poor family have so many ingredients? The prince's people are too greedy and have poor self-control.

It was originally quite interesting and the plot was good, but the last 100 chapters were really boring.

The beginning is very interesting, but the ending is confusing. I just wanted to read a farming story, but all kinds of dragons, bugs, and formations came out... It's ridiculous!

The previous plot is a bit unrealistic. Cooking wine hadn't appeared at that time, right? In general, rural families in ancient times rarely bought this? I bought it and don't know how to use it at home?

The heroine is a bit stupid and weak🤭

I originally thought it was a food-farming story, but in the later stage, it turned into a palace fight. Well, it's understandable. After all, women in ancient times didn't have many things to do. It was either a palace fight or a house fight. It didn't matter. The key point is, why did it become a fantasy again in the later stage? This transformation is so fascinating! It is recommended that viewers ignore the characters, plot, etc. And just read the full text as a recipe. There are so many recipes in the full text, cooking wine, thirteen-spice oyster sauce, olive oil, etc., You can use them without any pressure. Okay, you have the final say in an imaginary dynasty. One tael of silver is equal to one hundred pence, that's fine. You have the final say in an imaginary dynasty. Your family is so poor that you can't even spend five taels of silver. You can make fried white flour sweet potato pancakes. How can it not work? After all, it is an imaginary dynasty. You are the author, so you can say whatever you want. Regarding the character design of the male protagonist and the female protagonist, many times I can't figure out why the male protagonist doesn't tell the female protagonist his own affairs. Just open your mouth, I'm afraid of putting her in danger, so don't flirt with her? If you don't have contact with her, won't there be no danger at all? Since you know that there is danger around you, either you should just stay away from it, or else you should tell the whole story about yourself, right? As the person who is going to be involved in these things, do you have the right to know the truth? Don't talk about leaving for the sake of the overall situation. If you want to make contact, just make contact. If you want to leave, leave. Do you think you bought a potted flower? If you want it, you can hold it in the house and enjoy it for two days. If you don't want to play with it, just throw it in the yard to blow and dry it. And as for the heroine, let's just say that it's okay to like someone, but there's no need to like someone in the mud, right? Even if they ask you if you want to become a concubine, it would be meaningless to pounce on you, right? Then I discovered that the two identities are the same person. Hey, this matter has just passed. I don't care about lying to you or scolding you. Anyway, I just like this person without thinking. Hey, no matter what. There is also such a thing as two identities. It is interesting to use two identities to play a person, right? On one side, I feel that I shouldn't drag down the heroine and cause trouble to her, but on the other side, I'm so obsessed with her that I can't help it. It's really terrible. Regarding this plot, I am a little curious that this is an article written by several authors. I feel that there is one author at the beginning when the country style is poor and there is no money. In the middle, he gradually gets to know the children of the powerful people in the capital and goes to Beijing to be elected as the imperial chef. It is the same author, and then there is another author when it becomes fantasy. From the moment they came into contact with the children of the powerful in the capital, the villagers began to gradually fade away. When it came to fantasy later, if I hadn't remembered that these people wanted to rebel, I would have thought it was a martial arts novel. There are also quite a few characters that are quite confusing, and I can't imagine their motives at all. What is the role of Xu Jing, a character from Northern Xinjiang who is running for the Royal Chef position? There is also the Ninth Princess. She is really capable. A woman with a personal maid really stirs up the situation. You can't figure out the character's origin, motivation, purpose, etc., Just to give you a stumbling block.