Check-In: from Third-Rate Anchor to Top Food God

It doesn't suit my taste, and I personally don't like Hangzhou very much. However, the content is okay, the overall content is fresh, and there is no lack of a little bit of coolness between pretending and being slapped in the face. Conclusion: Four stars

When you see that you need to be proficient in drawing animals, be able to understand what the animals say, and let the parrot help rescue people and find people, you know that this novel is not good.

The first part of the plot is okay, but when we arrive in Guangdong, it starts with a messy story about traveling to the sea. Isn't the theme of this book food? Maybe the author really wanted to write about his childhood life and the characteristics of his hometown, but he strayed off topic and often made jokes that he thought were interesting. The number of words was just bad, and he also talked about some meaningless truths. If I want to read these, should I read Yilin Buxiang? Not to mention typos.

There was no problem in the early stage, but it became more and more chaotic in the middle and later stages.

There were so many typos that I managed to read a little bit, but there were so many typos that it affected the reading. The main character's name was wrong.

The front is okay, but there is no theme in the back. Let yourself go

There can be real-life plots, but you can't have so many. When exploring the store, just explore the store, really.

The beginning is okay, although it's bland but it's quite flavorful! After reading dozens of chapters, I felt like the author was trying to exert his power but was a bit unable to do so.