Gourmet: Starting at a Shaxian Snack Shop, I Take the Nation by Storm

The writing is excellent. But listening to food novels always feels a bit lacking; perhaps it's bland or tasteless, or maybe it's just plain dull. I'm not very well-read, so I don't know how to describe the feeling. Anyway, listening to them leaves me completely unmoved, and I don't feel like laughing. It's not even good for passing the time.

I've read up to chapter 117. It's good, but the content is incomplete, the plot jumps around, and the transitions are inexplicable. Then, a head chef, two kitchen helpers, and two waiters manage a team of 50 people plus food processing, and even handle retail with ease. The system disappears, and it feels like the system never existed at all. Everything about it feels strange.

The content is very relatable, with no filler words, and the logic is clear. It's definitely worth reading, and I hope it maintains that level of quality.