The Chef's Guide to Winning Over a General: Please Take Your Time

It's quite interesting, the writing is good, the logic is smooth, the plot doesn't have too many ups and downs, it's a very warm and plain story.

Very nice, recommended

In fact, the beginning is quite good, but when it comes to the finale, it feels weird. I feel that it would be better if I write "be" at the end of this book (of course this is my personal opinion). I feel that it is not as good as the previous one when I write it at the end, but I still support everyone to read this book. It is not bad.

The author's writing is good and there aren't too many typos. There are no big ups and downs, it is basically an easy read, and every few chapters there will be a more exciting part. But if I use Cook as the title of the book, I feel that there is much less cooking or food in it than I imagined. "The plot is revealed below!!! - Don't read if you mind - I personally thought that the writing of Five Years Later was very good at the beginning, and I cried while reading it. Then I look forward to the moment when we meet again. But I personally felt that the reunion part was poorly written than expected. I originally said that I was expecting it to be very shocking, but it didn't happen at all. But overall it's pretty good. I'll give it 70 points.