The Farmer's Daughter Is a Royal Chef

I didn't want to read any further after chapter 486. The author portrayed the male lead, Qin Zhongnan, as utterly incompetent: having been reborn, why didn't he take any action to avoid repeating the mistakes of his previous life? The author also depicted the female lead, An Hongxiu, as incredibly dull-witted: after transmigrating, she lacked any modern shrewdness in her dealings with others…

From the very beginning, the female lead was constantly crying, her shoulders trembling, her eyes red, almost fainting, her voice hoarse, sobbing with her face buried in her lap, trying to hold back her tears. She's supposed to be a 21st-century woman, but this doesn't feel like a story about someone transitioning from farming to business; it feels more like a naive, innocent character.

Regarding the setting of farm-style dishes, did the author even bother to check? Purple sweet potatoes are an introduced variety, cultivated in Japan and then introduced and improved in China in 2002. The only sweet potatoes available in Chaoshan are white sweet potatoes; without cultivation, how could they taste good?

I don't know why, but I like the second male lead in every book.

I'm a bit confused... Is Qin Zhongnan the same as Zhang Changyuan? Just a reincarnation? Is Zhang Changyuan Qin Zhongnan's name before he lost his memory, or what? I'm so confused about this... And the part about the female lead's father was really painful to read 😔 I initially thought he was a kind father, but he became so shameless at the end, it's unacceptable. Everything else is fine though, keep up the good work 💪

Ahhh, I love it so much! Author, keep up the good work!

The book is really good! It feels very close to the real feelings of rural women. For example, An Hongxiu is repeatedly looked down upon by the snobbish waiters in town, and she explodes under the repeated pressure from Miss Zhou, her original lover, and his snobbish mother. After the explosion, she feels it's only right that she is appreciated by the old imperial physician.

The writing is like a diary entry, and the style is as childish as a primary school student's; I promptly abandoned the story.

The female lead is also quite demanding and inept at doing business with people. She's also clueless about handling the complicated love triangle between her, her ex-boyfriend's wife, and herself; she always seems passive and is constantly subjected to verbal abuse from her ex-boyfriend's wife. I wonder what the author was thinking? The writing style needs improvement!!!

I liked the first chapter of this book. Little Chef I hope the author will update soon. 😍😍😍🌺