Transported to the 1980s, I Opened a Restaurant and Left the Entire Northwest Craving More

After seeing most of it, I really couldn't force myself to read anymore. I felt sick. In fact, the writing is very good. The heroine's personality, behavioral logic, personality, as well as her cooking method, and everyone's reactions are all very real. However, I don't know why the author insists on giving her a male protagonist. Although his status is better, he actually doesn't help the heroine in any way. What he can help is small help. Even without him, others can help. On the contrary, the heroine helped him more. The logic written by the author is also very strange. It can be understood that because the heroine is excellent, many people like her. But the behavior of those who pursue him is a bit beyond the rules, especially the male protagonist. There is a sense that it should be taken for granted that many of the plots written by the author are carried out after knowing that this man will become the husband of the heroine in the future, but in fact it is not reasonable at all. The way he pursues the heroine is that he is inexplicably possessive (and shows it to others). He confidently throws the child into the heroine's restaurant. Later, he pretends to be seriously injured when he is injured. Instead of staying in the hospital or his own house or dormitory, he insists on living in the heroine's house. The author even arranged for the supporting character to live in the heroine's room, instead letting the heroine and other women live in a house with three people. I really hope the author can understand the meaning of female videos and why a man must be inserted. If there was no "male protagonist" or his behavior was more normal, I would give this article a long review, but for me, the disgusting feeling brought by the "male protagonist" is far greater than the attraction of the heroine's story and the author's writing to me. In fact, I originally wanted to give it a poor rating, but then I thought that except for this man, the rest of the place was really good, so I reluctantly gave it an average rating. I hope the author will really think twice about writing novels in the future. If he can't write a good/normal male protagonist, I would rather the female protagonist focus on her career and not have a male protagonist. Moreover, novels without male protagonists are also very popular now. Not every girl must have a boyfriend/husband.

In ancient times, the imperial chef Shang Shan mastered the eight major cuisines ✍👀😄. In the body of a murdered orphan who passed away and was reborn in modern times, there was a fiancé ✍👀, a military commander, who adopted the son of a martyr. The heroine just wants to live alone with her cooking skills🍲. By accident, I met the male protagonist but I didn't know him 👀. The heroine's traditional Chinese medicine saves lives🌿, and traditional Chinese medicine diet saves the lives of a regiment of soldiers👍. Ending: The male and female protagonists are in love as an unmarried couple💖

Except for the ending, which was a bit rushed, everything else was good, especially when describing food, I wanted to drool. Haha, the characters were vividly drawn, and everyone was happy in the end.

Very relaxing and happy theme. It is suitable for easy and leisure reading after watching too many intrigues and top-notch movies, and when your head is tired. No need to think, just have fun.

The plot is not sloppy at all. He is the fastest author I have ever seen to resolve misunderstandings and resolve troubles in novels. I highly recommend it!