Lucky Lady Shanlihan

I skipped through it. The anesthesiologist travels through ancient times, fights with the best relatives, and finds out the truth about the death of his parasitic parents. He makes a living by selling hand cream prescriptions, five-spice powder, thirteen spices and other spices. The adopted child was the emperor's grandson who was in trouble. When he was forced to marry, he recruited a homeless man as his son-in-law. He turned out to be a powerful general... The story is quite complete, the male and female protagonists have too many flirtations, and the female protagonist has a bigger golden finger. It would probably be better to delete some space and make the story more compact. By the way, if you don't have first-class cooking skills and first-hand recipes, don't travel through time. You won't be able to survive.

The heroine is so fake. He clearly knew that his partner's marriage was going to be troubled, but not only did he not point it out, he actually encouraged his partner to do whatever he wanted. He had no money to marry the house-spoiler heroine and even borrowed money just because the heroine thought it would be difficult for that girl. Well, what is the difference between this and those good brothers and best friends who let you borrow loan sharks to do charity because they are afraid of your conscience?

I really want to know who the male protagonist is

Not pretty, so verbose

I started reading this kind of novels in 20 years. To be honest, I have read a lot of them. Most of them ended right after I finished reading them. Some of them even gave up halfway because they were boring. To be honest, this book by the author may not be perfect, but it is indeed a version that I want to continue to collect. Perhaps the so-called "encyclopedia explanation" model is also the value of the whole book. At least it is not just empty talk, but it still has some information😀. Feel free to leave a message, the author is great! Keep up the good work! Another great work! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌻🌻🌻🌻

The length is neither long nor short, the language is humorous and interesting, and there is no procrastination or verbosity. It is a refreshing novel. I am looking forward to the next novel.

This book is good, I've finished reading it.