Jiang Yiyin died young from stomach cancer, but unexpectedly obtained a Food Business System. To come back to life and reclaim her master's life's work, she chose to bind herself to the System and run a food city in a post-apocalyptic world.
But would anyone really visit a shop tucked away in the middle of nowhere?
Jiang Yiyin declared, "I'm not worried at all!"
People in the apocalypse discovered a strange food shop had suddenly appeared in a C-rank danger zone.
It sold not only food from before the apocalypse, but food that could also heal injuries, cure poison, and grant all kinds of buffs!
Got hurt while out on a mission? Take out a savory pancake and bite into it.
Used up all your powers in a fierce battle? Grab a drink and down a bottle.
Facing an enemy who's too strong? Eat a round of foods that grant all sorts of buffs.
Jiang Yiyin made a fortune from her food city, bought a resurrection potion, and returned to her own world.
Those who hurt her and framed her would have to settle the score.
She never expected that someone would follow her back from the apocalypse.
Gu Huaiting: "Sweetheart, you ate your fill and then left. How should I punish you?"
Boss Jiang knows Qifan well.
Eating mutated bamboo leaves is necessary for the plot. In life, everyone should refuse game and love animals~
Didn't the author buy rice? Supermarkets sell a 100-jin bag of rice, and a 50-jin bag is only half a sack, which is not much at all.
Very pretty! A quite complete novel.
After reading Chapter 170, the setting is still good. I feel that the role of the child is more exciting than the male protagonist, but it is a bit delayed. I am no longer interested in the reason why the male protagonist lost his memory. The Eden villain is obvious. 900,000 Words saw 350,000, which was pretty good in the early stages.
Yes, the author can compile so much, and it is quite strong. It must be frosted!!!!!!
The first part is apocalyptic, and the second part becomes modern. If you like to read apocalyptic stories, you can end it when the heroine returns to modern times.
This subject matter feels very good. In fact, I can understand everyone's feelings. It is normal to think that the emotional line is too ordinary. It is true that the emotional line between two people is written a bit too directly. Although people do have needs in this regard, I think that the part of the plot, especially the time travel back in time, is a bit too deliberate! But overall it's still worth watching
I really liked it. I cried several times while watching it. Fortunately, we were all reunited. Fortunately, everyone can contact each other. I really like the ending.
I made a mistake and I couldn't stand it when I read Chapter 225. The heroine is obviously very powerful and so are the children, but can you not stop the male protagonist from changing his mind as soon as he appears? It's not that I can't accept the male protagonist, but are their emotional scenes a bit too hasty?? And can the female protagonist not lose her ability to think when she meets the male protagonist...