I Sell Boxed Meals Across the Stars

It was said that Zhang Shen was very powerful, but the heroine got scared and later said that the guy from the hometown said that he bullied the weak, and she still lived with him?? His "best friend" felt sorry for her scumbag ex-boyfriend and said that he must have some reasons. He also suspected that the heroine's meal was drugged. After the quarrel, he continued to do business with his "best friend" the next day and delivered lunch boxes, and was directly framed into the police. Does the heroine really have a brain or is she a "senior accountant"? The supporting characters in it also feel that they do not match their identities and their behaviors are difficult to understand. They have to be given tall and powerful personas, and they are not capable of writing the behaviors and language they should have. I just tasted this article and spit it out.

I can't stand it until I reach fifty or sixty chapters, and I abandon it after one hundred chapters. There are problems with the hostess, Zhang Shen and Ling, etc. They are speechless when they are jostling each other for dinner, and there are problems with their character and behavior. Mr. Zhang and President Ling wrote very poorly. Zhang's appetite is even more like eating for the sake of eating. Is there no limit? Author, are you writing about people? It's a shameless article without a brain. At first, the heroine lived directly with the creditor. Although there is no emotional drama. Ling Xiaoxiao is very down-to-earth and speechless, and the heroine has a bad personality. Too much poison

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking Even though I was so greedy that my stomach growled in the middle of the night, I still wanted to watch it. The male protagonist Shen Shen, formerly known as Long Wudi, appeared as a debt collector at the beginning, followed by the female protagonist and kept eating and accompanying her to spread delicious food in the interstellar world. They also encountered many dangers, but the male and female protagonists have always been good friends and helped each other. However, only the male protagonist followed all the time, and the others disappeared after a period of time on the next planet. The battle scenes described in the article include those who are suppressed and those who are powerful, but class has always been the background of this article. The final ending is relatively dull, but I feel that this is enough.

I feel that everyone around the heroine in this book is very purposeful and not very well-intentioned. At least that seems to be the case in my 80 chapters. Moreover, the heroine seems to be wary of the male protagonist at the beginning, but has no guard against other people later on. Best friends turn into enemies. The employee she hired was just to learn all her recipes, to surpass her, to replace her, and she didn't have any objections to the heroine's generous teaching of recipes to others, but she really wasn't wary of the people around her, or the chefs association, so she felt that the heroine was so stupid?

There is an inexplicable feeling that a male channel author writes a female channel.

A bit boring 🥱

Growth, interstellar, bug, chef, fight, run, stir-fry

It looks good, but I always feel it has some minor flaws.

After twenty pictures, it becomes rotten and unsightly.

There are also too many narrations, which are constantly explaining and explaining, making it very laborious for the reader? Don't understand?