The Little Dining Hall of the Dali Temple
大理寺小饭堂
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 11h ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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1.1kChapters
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15kMust-read votes
9.7Score
6.2kRatings
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I have read this book for more than 300 years before reviewing it. As a bookworm for many years, this book is of a leisurely style. The food process is sandwiched with crime-solving scenes. The content of many murder cases prevents readers from being too creepy and boring. The author's writing is good, and it's an interesting book worth reading.
I can't understand what kind of person can imagine that prisoners in Dali Temple eat the same food as servants and even officials. It's as outrageous as cooking fried noodles for prisoners. In ancient times, oil and sugar were quite expensive, and it was outrageous to use them to feed prisoners.
This is a highly rated novel that is very verbose and full of nonsense. The more I read, the less I can stand it.
The writing is very good, but the shortcoming is that the structure is loose and the pace is too slow. Trying to see the truth of the case is like looking for scraps of meat in "Ants on a Tree"
It's been a few years, and I've been keeping it in mind for an update. I really like it. I hope the author can continue to update it. I'll keep waiting for an update. Come on!
This is a cookbook, this is a cookbook, this is a cookbook, a novel that has nothing to do with solving crimes, but it is a cookbook that details the cooking steps starting from how to choose the vegetables.
Really, starting from the 500-plus chapter about Liu Jiacun, it's as if it was written by another person. No matter how good the writing is at the beginning, there is a lot of water in the back. I can't even read a chapter. It's all dialogue. There is no content about the main plot in the whole chapter. The number of water words is too obvious.
The more I write, the more verbose I get. Each chapter is a long and emotional exposition. I really can't stand it anymore.
I kept saying it again and again... I was speechless.
It's very general. If the author can't write well about solving crimes, he could write more about the heroine cooking. The writing about the case is lackluster. The clues to solve the case are thrown here and there, and then the case is solved. There is no suspense at all. I can't understand what you wrote. You can refer to other people's articles of the same type.