The Farmer's Daughter Is a Royal Chef

I have to say there were so many typos, haha.

Five taels of silver can't buy a house, or other things; it's not five hundred taels.

I didn't want to read any further after chapter 486. The author portrayed the male lead, Qin Zhongnan, as utterly incompetent: having been reborn, why didn't he take any action to avoid repeating the mistakes of his previous life? The author also depicted the female lead, An Hongxiu, as incredibly dull-witted: after transmigrating, she lacked any modern shrewdness in her dealings with others…

There were quite a few typos there. "" Shouldn't be "". It took me a long time to understand (my poor comprehension skills are probably part of the reason).

Why is it so long-winded for the female lead to resolve her romantic issues? It's making me so anxious! I wish I were the female lead and could give that useless scholar a good beating.

The book is quite good, but the author says there's a lot of information, in every chapter. I had to listen to it, which was quite a hassle.

I like watching it, but the updates are too slow, so I don't want to watch it anymore.

She's already so sour just from not getting any chicken soup. If she knew Xiu'er went to find A-Sa, she'd be ready to wreak havoc!

The writing is like a diary entry, and the style is as childish as a primary school student's; I promptly abandoned the story.

It's so beautiful, I personally love it! I can't get enough of it, haha! Keep up the good work, author! I'll always support you!