The General's Delicious Wife

It's quite good-looking, very attractive from the beginning. The strange rural life becomes more and more interesting due to the sudden appearance of the male protagonist. The development of the relationship between the male and female protagonists also smoothly promotes the plot. The ending is also happy for everyone. The most praiseworthy thing is the author's handling of details, focusing on the characteristics, provenance and origin of the food. As a foodie, I really like this very graphic description.

The main plot is too slow. I didn't expect Feng Qi to be with Jiang Ruihe. In the end, he gave up because of this.

A real gourmet masterpiece, interspersed with various plots and written very vividly.

This is probably because I have seen better writing about cooking here, and it doesn't feel like copying it in the kitchen. Although there are typos and the like, the narrative is generally quite simple, and in addition to cooking, the side story of the court is also well arranged. The final ending may have ended in a hurry, like a story outline, or like it was not finished yet hhhh. Some of the side characters are mentioned briefly later, but anyway, I only care about cooking, and I don't care about the court lines.

I've seen about a third of it so far. It's really good to watch. The plot is compact, reasonable and exciting. I like it very much. I'm an old bookworm. I can't stand it if the writing is not good. But if I can keep reading, it's all good. It's good to watch!

Overall, it's a great story. The female protagonist is smart and bold, the male protagonist is single-minded and decisive, the author's writing is wonderful, and all the big and small clues are basically filled in. The deaths of Mr. Wei and Yin Hao are very disappointing.

It's really good to watch. The plot in the later stages is all in one go. The descriptions of the various delicacies in the early stage are particularly attractive. The only thing that makes me regret is Feng Qi and Xia Ruihe. They seem to be a perfect match but they may not necessarily end up together.

Although there are a lot of typos, the names are confusing, and the plot progress is slow, it is really good to watch as a food article. Those who like refreshing articles can take a detour, and those who have the patience to read food descriptions can read slowly.

The ending is too hasty...

The ending was a bit hasty and a lot of things were left unexplained.