A hot-tempered young chef from a modern bar transmigrates to the resource-scarce 1960s, becoming an assistant cook in the cafeteria of a steel mill in the capital. Just as he thinks he'll have to survive the famine and upheaval on bran and pickles, the System arrives...
“Ding! Cafeteria supervisor Meng Hao will frame the Host for theft in half an hour. The Host will be disciplined and sent down to clean toilets.”
“Ding! System shop unlocked. The Host can spend 10 points to redeem 2 jin of pork, 5 jin of wheat flour, 5 jin of rice...”
“Ding! The pretty widow Liang Hongyu will come over tonight to ask you to keep her...”
In an era when a full meal is the greatest happiness, Chen Qisheng has no grand ambitions for promotion or wealth. He just wants to lie low in the cafeteria, relying on the System to avoid misfortune and bring himself and those around him a comfortable, happy life. But as time goes by, he realizes things seem to be drifting away from his original plans, and happiness has taken on a different meaning.
I jumped to watch it, it looks like it's a mess.
Another point: It was so courageous to have a harem in the 1960s.
Nonsense, setting up a stall selling kebabs in the 1960s? When writing a chronology, you should check the information.
Bandits are unreasonable
For me personally, this book is perfect. The writing is capable, the plot is ups and downs, the logic is rigorous, the emotions are sincere, and the characters are vividly portrayed. It is interspersed with the rhythm of "driving", and it is also blessed by the background of that era. When I read this book, I really couldn't put it down. I didn't take it seriously when I read the name at first, then I read it in one breath and stopped in the middle of the night. It was a contradictory feeling that I couldn't read enough and was afraid that I would finish the book too quickly~ The biggest pain point is that it is a bit short. It has more than 100 chapters and is already halfway through. It would be a pity not to write 2,000 chapters for such a good book! Come on, author! Pink~
If you're caught reporting it, you're dead.
Alas, this author lives a confused life.
It's a gangster show again. Look at the excitement.
Driving too fast leads to a crash
The ending is a bit unfinished and I will write it quickly later.
I jumped to watch it, it looks like it's a mess. Another point: It was so courageous to have a harem in the 1960s.
Nonsense, setting up a stall selling kebabs in the 1960s? When writing a chronology, you should check the information.
Bandits are unreasonable
For me personally, this book is perfect. The writing is capable, the plot is ups and downs, the logic is rigorous, the emotions are sincere, and the characters are vividly portrayed. It is interspersed with the rhythm of "driving", and it is also blessed by the background of that era. When I read this book, I really couldn't put it down. I didn't take it seriously when I read the name at first, then I read it in one breath and stopped in the middle of the night. It was a contradictory feeling that I couldn't read enough and was afraid that I would finish the book too quickly~ The biggest pain point is that it is a bit short. It has more than 100 chapters and is already halfway through. It would be a pity not to write 2,000 chapters for such a good book! Come on, author! Pink~
If you're caught reporting it, you're dead.
Alas, this author lives a confused life.
It's a gangster show again. Look at the excitement.
Driving too fast leads to a crash
The ending is a bit unfinished and I will write it quickly later.
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