The Foodie's Guide to Getting Rich

Everyone knows what the plot of the farming novel is, and the content of this book is very good. The heroine's wedding was something she experienced personally. The male protagonist is in good health and has no so-called lameness or blindness. The male protagonist has some savings (the money was earned from hunting in the mountains, killing a bear, and selling bear paws for 200 taels), so renting a shop is a very normal thing. The heroine's family favors boys over girls, Xia Lin'er's mother, oh, this thing is really amazing! The male protagonist's mother is a queen, but the male protagonist is a deceased prince. If compared to other farming novels I have read, in this one the heroine breaks off the relationship only after she has some income. (It's also in Chapter 90, but earlier than Chapter 90) The heroine and the hero have three sons and a daughter. In the end, he became the richest man in the dynasty (should be comparable to the national treasury, at least a lot). Anyway, it is good-looking (it is Xia Lin, not Xia Lin'er, Lei Biao (Wu Hu)). Don't miss the good-looking farming article! What's more, it's already finished!

It's very interesting, but I didn't expect the author to write Wu Chen as a man with broken sleeves.

I'm so angry. I'm currently at Chapter 60. The heroine has been taken advantage of and bullied by her parents. She can only curse a few words in her heart. Those disgusting parents took no less advantage than they should have. The shop was taken over by Su Xiaoxiao, and they actually sold it to her directly?? The heroine also said, "I won't offend anyone unless they offend me. If someone offends me, I'll root it out." That's it???? He would say harsh words in his heart every day, and he wouldn't even dare to fart in front of those disgusting people. He would really make them angry to death and speechless. Wouldn't the reporter take them to the Yamen and put them in jail?

It's depressing to watch! My mother-in-law's house was repaired for a month and she didn't help. She knew her mother-in-law's character, but she didn't put the jewelry away? Are gold and silver jewelry just allowed to be taken away? Treating 100 people to hot pot, does Yuanyang Hotpot have so many stoves? So many pots?

I'm a bit bored, I keep making food and opening restaurants.

The front part is pretty good, but why is there a lot of repetitive content in the back part?

Not bad. The previous plot is okay. It's a bit boring back there.

This is the least domineering time-traveling girl I have ever seen. She can tolerate being fucked by her best mother-in-law. It's so depressing. I really can't watch it.

Yes, it has the standard features of "The Best Relatives", which is a time-travel novel, but it is not like some authors who spend a lot of red tape to describe those boring plots that are annoying. I like this kind of "completed" short novels with two to three hundred chapters, because I really don't have the patience to read those that easily last two to three thousand chapters.

This is my first time writing a review of a book, and the details are wonderful.