The Fierce Farmhouse Chef

I really like the heroine's valiant and heroic demeanor, and her grievances are clearly different from the Virgin. I also like the author's behavioral style, which is clean and tidy, not sloppy, and the compact plot, one after another, is dizzying. I look forward to the strong collaboration between the male and female protagonists and the successful slimming down of the female protagonist. Highly recommended, don't miss this beautiful farming article when passing by.

Estimate yourself, Ollie gives it! 😃

The heroine is sassy and touching. I recommend the article. Please keep updating the author.

The book is very interesting, I hope you will read more

I couldn't stop watching it from the beginning. It's so beautiful anyway. I won't accept any objection✌🤣

Although the subject matter is the same, the author is vivid in his writing, painting the plot into a picture of ups and downs. The heroine does things neatly, does not bring negative emotions into life, and does her best to create legends for herself, her family, and the people around her, so that she can reach the pinnacle of life and become a winner in life! Recommend

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The heroine is a chef who travels through time and becomes a 180-pound peasant girl. She has a portable space. The space is her courtyard, as well as ponds, wells, orchards and vegetable fields. The space will be filled automatically. The hostess started her business selling snail noodles, and then came to a breakfast shop selling chicken soup wontons, beef noodles, pot stickers, and sesame seed cakes. Selling succulent potted plants. He opened a restaurant in partnership with others, sold koi carp, led the whole village to make bean curd and stinky tofu, and opened a lotus root starch and melon seed processing factory. The male protagonist is the richest man in the town. The two of them advance and retreat together and face many dangers. The original owner's father disappeared for more than half a year after going hunting in the mountains. When he returned, he was already a deputy general. Seeing that no one wanted to go to the capital with him, he simply resigned and returned to his hometown to help the heroine manage the factory. The original owner's cousin was a love brain, but she was later hit into a wall and died. She was crossed over by a fishery college student, who led the villagers to develop the breeding industry and started a business selling arowana. Family fun finale. (There are quite a lot of the best ones, and the entanglement is repeated)

A common problem in these stories is that the heroine starts to make a little money but then starts to lose money. In this story, the heroine earns more than 100 taels. Just buying glutinous rice costs dozens of taels, so aren't the other materials expensive? If you hire someone to do the work, the price will be higher than the outside wages, and the food will be better. If the wages are not higher than others, and the food is not good, then you can't build a house, right? How did other people build their big yards? The richest man in the world is not as arrogant as the heroine. Your 100 taels can go to heaven! Is there no article that cannot be written according to ancient standards?