A Cook's Past

It is very realistic. It is human nature to have some opinions. The social reality is that the protagonist is too Liu Xiahui. No one is perfect. Occasionally a one-night stand is understandable. A sexless marriage after forty is understandable, but it is unimaginable for young people. Maybe these are the human society the author has set for the protagonist. Don't care about random comments.

I read from the first chapter to the end of more than 600 chapters. As a chef who has worked in the catering industry for more than 30 years, I basically experienced the same period in the works. It felt like I was walking through my career life all over again. Many things happened to me. It makes people nostalgic, and overall it is better. It makes people like this period of experience. Except for some parts of the content that are too repetitive, the recall chapters are too repetitive, and some of the opinions are based on personal understanding, the rest is basically a good book. It is more real than those fairy tale plots. I give it 90 points and support the author's hard work.

The plot is bland, and I couldn't stand it until chapter 308. Tired.

It's a very good book. I'm about to read it again. Xima has released a live-action audio version. I recommend everyone to listen to it.

I have read this book in a row. It is very good and worth reading. It corresponds to many life experiences in the 1970s and is very accomplished in the chef profession. It is 100 times better than other nonsense books. It is rare to read such a good book. I think it can be scored 9.9 Points

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A very nice book, true, inspirational and eloquent. It is definitely the author's own journey.

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