Food: I Use Rural Banquets to Cure All Diseases

The plot is confusing. One moment it talks about an engagement party, and the next it talks about a re-wedding party. It's such a mess. I don't know what I'm writing.

Not only did he do all kinds of messy things to get into the officialdom just to get a good job, but he was squeezed out and picked peaches by others. He helped others run businesses, and then was kicked out. He started his own investment company and was kicked out by others. This is poop, it's not that you sit back, it's that you get diarrhea after eating it.

It's a mess. From the village chief to the town chief, there is no longer a story line. The system and the big table are lost.

As for the system, it disappeared inexplicably.

The author doesn't even know the details of the banquet? Still haven't been

It's a pretty good book. Is it a channel book? The recommendation is a bit weak. When the plot about being an official came up, I was a little uncomfortable. I skipped through many chapters. There was also the heroine, Tingting, which was a pity. Most of the writing was spent in the early stage. In fact, the author should have written more foreshadowing. But overall it's very good, especially the business war aspect. It has a climax, an ending, and it ends at the right time. It's a book worth reading.

What the hell, how could a good food novel turn into an officialdom novel?

What the hell is going on in the bureaucratic crematorium after writing about a good chef? It's such a mess that I'm not in the mood to read anymore.

Rabbits have good table manners when they eat.

In the first few photos, they were all clearly engaged and very close to the protagonist.