Beautiful and Delicious

I don't know why, but I always feel that the male protagonist is a bit greasy.

Just looking at the dishes is okay, but the details are not rigorous enough. The storyline is average.

I would use the word exquisite to describe this book. Each chapter takes a delicacy as the main line and slowly tells the history of Xiuxiu's fortune. Whether all the recipes are feasible is not said for the time being, but this arrangement shows the intention. Although in the article He Xiucai and Xu Xiucai are stupid, they can't tell whether Xiu Xiuniang comes from the Zhu family or the Chen family. Flaws aside, it's still very smooth overall. The ending was a bit hasty, because the queen's chance helped Xiuxiu complete the final step of promotion, and she married the prince as she wished. However, although many of the ups and downs in the middle have been skipped, it is still conceivable. It was originally thought that Zhao Zining would pretend to die on the battlefield, but actually lurk behind the enemy's rear, waiting for an opportunity to kill the new enemy leader, and then be promoted to an official position, and he proposed to marry Xiuxiu as he wished. Who would have known that it was just an arrangement that didn't make a splash even after throwing pebbles. After being separated, Xiu Xiu was not as good as before. After being discovered, the relationship continued again. Overall, Zhao Zining's presence is not strong, and the length is basically 20:1. However, he is the sweetness in Xiuxiu's life, and he is also Xiuxiu's only family member since her parents died. Xiuxiu is smart and knows how to advance and retreat. In terms of ability and quality, she is definitely a strong woman worthy of the Duke's family. All her sweetness was reserved for Zhao Zining, and he also loved Xiuxiu wholeheartedly. So the unwritten extras should be their sweet daily life!

In fact, I personally like food-themed novels, but this novel has too few male and female protagonists. The whole article is about food, which is a bit boring. It would be more vivid and interesting if more other emotional plots could be added...

If you want to read the kind of thing where you can wear whatever you want, have whatever you want, and braid whatever you want, you can read it.

Banknotes are banknotes, not banknotes.

Qingtuan is made from mugwort leaves, right? Artemisia annua is from mosquitoes, right? No common sense

I can't stand it anymore. . .

I'd better give it a good review, even though the writing behind it is average, keep up the good work

This book is really nice