Guo Xi'an, a genius chef of the 21st century, is sent back to ancient times in a car accident and becomes a young widow whose husband is dead and who has a pair of twin sons to raise.
Bullied by her in-laws, treated coldly by her sisters-in-law, and short on food and clothes... What? Sorry, Guo Xi'an refuses to follow that script.
She'll punch her wicked mother-in-law and kick her nasty relatives. She's not going to be anyone's punching bag.
Then she turns to face the bright, adoring eyes of her adopted sons and waves a hand with boundless confidence. "Good boys, I couldn't give you golden spoons at birth, but I'll make sure you spend the rest of your lives going out in golden armor!"
She builds a fortune through business and farming, and life gets better and better. Then her husband, the short-lived man who died on the battlefield long ago, suddenly shows up...
Erya is a bad guy. Why didn't you pay attention to it? When did you find out? How good would it be if Erya just gave it to his father?
The writing is good, but some holes are not filled in. The ending is too hasty. I hope the author will write better in the next part!
What's interesting is that this is a farming article with no space or powers. The golden finger of the heroine is her smart mind and diligent hands. The author's writing is very good. Not only the protagonists are described in detail, but the supporting characters are also very three-dimensional and vivid. Especially the villains, I really felt itchy and wanted to get into my phone and beat them (this should be considered a very successful writing). Although it ended all at once, the whole story structure is still very complete. Looking forward to the next one~
I bet a pack of spicy strips, Erya will be a big trouble in the future
A pot of rat droppings ruins a pot of porridge, and the second Y is the rat droppings
The character of the heroine is a genius chef, but this is the first time I saw a person with bare walls, living in a leaky shabby house, not relying on recipes to make money, and only knowing what to eat all day long. The author's setting for God of Cooking is all about copying and pasting recipes to make up the words. For a seasonal jelly, half of the recipe is sold, and then a small amount of money is wasted and time-consuming. Could it be that the so-called god of cooking can only rely on jelly recipes to survive? I've been doing ink for a long time... I'm done with it
There is a lot of nonsense... That ice powder seed is offered to people for ten cents a basket??? How much money can I make by myself...
After watching it, I don't want to watch it anymore. The heroine is too generous. Although a heroine with this kind of background can make money, her salary is too fake... I feel like she has the heart of a holy mother...
The egg-changing part is too ridiculous, 1 million pieces, just a few people. Completed in one month?
The author has no common sense and treats strawberries as a side dish.