We Got Married on Our Blind Date, and It Turns Out He's a Big Shot

Extremely garbage, forcibly reducing intelligence.

This description is a bit too much to read.

That's a bit of an exaggeration. You can exaggerate a bit if you're talking about something the average person hasn't eaten before. But stinky tofu, something so common and ubiquitous, is being described in such an exaggerated way. It's really quite ridiculous. Besides, stinky tofu is deep-fried. Pan-fried tofu is called "xiangpan fu" (香煎豆腐). It actually looks pretty gruesome...

A perfectly good food novel is forced to include romance, and the food preparation is absurd and nonsensical. Stinky tofu on a hot plate? Fried rice with Sichuan peppercorns? Squid grilled instead of on a hot plate? I can't stand it anymore!

It's super good, the plot is exciting, and the writing is brilliant.

It's outrageous, you could say it's a major flaw right from the start. Excuse me, I'll take my leave now.

Lacking any logic, the descriptions of the food are utter nonsense.

The later episodes were pretty bad and awkward, but they were alright. Still, they're watchable if you really want to.

The author seems to be writing without thinking, using live streaming and selfie sticks, and even offering a recipe for 50 million yuan. Has he never heard of stinky tofu or fried rice? Are you living in your own dream world?

It's a pretty good novel. The plot felt a bit rushed, but it's a great attempt for the author! I'll definitely check out their next book. Keep up the good work, author!