Rescued by a Rough-Hewn Man, the Sweet Little Bride Is Spoiled Rotten

The first half is the recipe and the second half is the inkblots

It's pretty good, but the ending is a little rushed. I want to see a side story.

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The writing is good and the plot is very smooth, but it ends too quickly, as if it was turned on at 2x speed. Overall it's pretty good, especially the introduction to the food is mouth-watering

Sang Sang is a gangster, which is a bit strange. When the male protagonist bought the female protagonist from a trafficker, shouldn't he have had a deed of sale? How could he resell her to someone else without a deed of sale? Generally, the sale of human beings requires a deed of sale. If the person is bought by a farmer, the slave registration must be removed from the government before the household registration can be applied for. It feels like what the author wrote is like a verbal transaction, which is actually not reasonable at all. The ancients had a very complete system of human trafficking, requiring contracts of sale and following procedures. The novel written by the author does not have the necessary flow and details.

The frame is pretty good, but I think the heroine is too pretentious‍♀️and not very generous‍♀️

I just couldn't stand it after watching it for a while. Can someone be sold out if he is so casual?

It's great, but the ending is too rushed!

You also came into this world with others full of love and expectations, so please don't underestimate yourself. Whether you are happy or bad, everything will always be sunny.

Why should I give you 500 taels? How can there be such a thing? If you just kidnap someone to a brothel, sell him 5 taels, and then redeem him for 500 taels, will there be anyone on the street?