Mrs. Hou's Food Notes

The heroine is a bit of a virgin, a bit pretentious, and a bit selfish. The male protagonist's machinations are not very visible. Perhaps the advantages of two lives will be reflected in the court. But I have been dissuaded by the heroine's gibberish... Actually, the reborn male protagonist Bai Qiehei is quite an interesting character, which is a bit of a pity.

The content is very attractive. There are no nerds or scheming girls. The content is very comfortable. The more I read, the more I want to read. The ending is a bit rushed. I feel like I could have written dozens of chapters.

The writing style in the first few chapters is childish, and the heroine's strange outlook is a bit tea-like. Later, she is called Lin Yu and Ye Buyu.

It's pretty cool, but I don't know why its popularity is so low.

It looks like a running account, not pretty

I feel very comfortable after reading the full text. The story of the male and female protagonists is slowly described through daily life and each delicious food. In fact, it is more like a bystander witnessing it and telling it slowly. There is no template of house fighting, business fighting, and palace fighting. The heroine has an enviable life, with love, money and fame.

But typos that affect perception

The plot line is clear.

There are too many typos, including several mistakes in the heroine's name, not to mention the wrong character names. The editor really should review it carefully, it affects the perception too much. The story is pretty good for a food farming novel. There are no top-notch characters in the story, and the plot is smooth.

Oops, I've read dozens of essays, and this is my tenth one. Just reading yours made my head spin.