Can you recommend some novels where the main character is a chef or a farmer, and some of them are transmigrated to another world or ancient times?
I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Good Wife": The protagonist is reborn as an ancient farmer, doing business and farming, and becoming the Golden Palace Empress. End. 2. "After Farming, I Allow the General to Marry into My Family": The protagonist, who had just received an international chef award, traveled to an ancient village and met many top-notch family members. She became a rich woman with her own skills, but her husband suddenly disappeared and returned, causing her to fall into trouble. End. 3. The protagonist traveled to a poor place. The siblings depended on each other for survival. When they encountered a forced marriage and the person they liked, they decisively broke off the marriage. End. 4. The protagonist was a five-star chef who was burned to death by a flame because of an oil leak at the bottom of the pot. She traveled to ancient times and became a rich woman by relying on her own cooking skills and connections. She met the evil-looking prince. End. The above four novels were all novels in ancient times or other worlds where the main characters focused on farming or cooking, and they were all completed. I hope you will like the above recommendations. If you need anything, please come to me again. Muah ~
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