I Work as a Cook in the Wasteland

It's so bad. As long as this group of people exists, the controllers will always be those people who are superior and cannibalistic. Peasants will never be the ruling class. The planet will still exist even if no one is gone. Even without this wave of human beings, new intelligent life will be born.

Why should we heal such a dirty world?

I came here for the food article, but I can't stick to it. The structure of the world view is really not good. There are too many illogical places. There are a lot of bugs after reading a few chapters. It is said to be a wasteland, but there is no shortage of all kinds of food materials, not to mention safe and usable fresh water. There are even wine and tea. The normal understanding of the wasteland should be that it is a desolate land with a shortage of resources. In fact, this wasteland is a wasteland with a shortage of resources. This world is just overrun by alien beasts, and there are all the resources that should be available (when I first watched it, I was still thinking about how so many alien beasts survived, but later I realized that there is really no shortage of resources). It is said to be a gap in food, but all kinds of seasonings are complete. The lack of seasonings shows that there is already a relatively mature process for production. You have even missed the basic food. Where did these processes come from? The level of science and technology can already create a system that travels through time and space, can reward large portable space, upgrade mental power by unlocking recipes, and automatically learn martial arts, so why can't we develop drugs to tame alien beasts or directly improve people's strength? We have to go around in a big circle through time and space and invite someone to save the world with delicious food... The ruling class is not a good bird either. They create information cocoons and treat a group of people who can't do anything as superiors. They also discriminate against those who rely on their own abilities to survive. What's the point of such people's existence? This is a world where dangers are everywhere and even civilization is on the verge of extinction (the only difference is Will be extinct in thirty years), there is a group of people alive with no ability, enjoying the best resources, and discriminating from above those who are working hard to live below. These people are not a minority but the majority. They enjoy everything but do not need to make any effort for the survival of all mankind? Among humans, most people live in bases (more people can survive in a relatively safe environment), but many of these people, who make up the majority, have no idea what the outside world is like. This shows that the main force in hunting alien beasts to solve the crisis of human survival is a minority in the base. People with abilities and almost all wanderers (who must fight alien beasts in order to survive), and the people who live in information cocoon rooms and account for the majority of the population who do not need to fight alien beasts are still discriminating against wanderers... Such a world needs to be saved by a female protagonist. Author, didn't you really think it was outrageous when you wrote it? Don't compare it to the real world. We are not at the point of life and death. When we are most critical, the people of the whole country unite. There are not so many things like 369

Because his living environment is in dire straits, he directly brought the heroine over to such a dangerous world without her consent. If it weren't for the heroine's halo, she would have died a long time ago, and there is no benefit. It's just for nothing. This is a very good plan, and the system has been hiding it and guiding it maliciously. Since Thirty years later, when technology is so advanced, it can capture people across time and space, and teach the heroine skills and superpowers. Why can't it be changed to another planet or directly transferred across dimensions? It must be because I can't bear to give up the power and status here. After all, there are no resources in the wasteland, and people are clearly divided into three, six, and nine grades, and they are constantly exploited. You say he loves this place simply because it is known and controllable. It's such a rotten world, including the male protagonist.

When I saw that the heroine was being hunted by Feng because her surname was Lu, I wondered why the heroine would save him? Didn't they tell the man named Feng who saved him? Mr. Lu, don't you like that people can't be firmer in their attitudes? The heroine has too many disasters so I don't want to watch it anymore

Although I can't afford the remaining chapters yet, that doesn't stop me from urging for more chapters! ! ! Update soon! ! (Love)

I originally entered it after reading the introduction. I wanted to see cooking and killing beasts. It turned out that there was indeed content, but it was very little. The heroine regarded food as a tool to a large extent. Food was not mainstream. It was basically all about various relationship struggles...

After reading the whole story, first of all, the plot concept is good and I have the desire to read it. The author's writing skills are okay, and there is nothing particularly unacceptable. But in the future, I may have three small things that can be improved. First, 30 years after it was said that the system came from the wasteland, such a powerful, magical and invincible system existed 30 years ago, so the wasteland should not be extinct. At least it will take a hundred years to realize it. Secondly, Cheng Nian, as someone who just met the heroine half a night ago, begged his father to let the heroine go because his father's camp wanted to kill the heroine, and then committed suicide to apologize. Is the heroine so charming? She instantly betrayed the camp she grew up in. Did she ever think that if her father didn't kill the heroine, it would be her own camp that might not be able to survive? But if she had gone through life and death with the heroine or had a deeper relationship with her, she would be able to understand. To meet a stranger in the middle of the night, she can be said to be the ultimate saint. Third, the pitfalls of the system were not well buried. I thought there would be decryption later on how the system was created. Not at all. Also, the heroine is a bit arrogant, and her arrogance leads to some unnecessary casualties. Except these. The heroine is very calm, very rational, and grows up very quickly. Because she is a growth-oriented heroine, she can accept her shortcomings. Generally speaking, she can be considered as food in QQ reading.

When I see the male protagonist, I feel disgusted and annoyed in all kinds of ways I can accept all kinds of mess, except for this guy. When the female protagonist meets this guy, she has to fall in love with him for no reason, right? What is it about this guy that a normal woman would fall in love with? A woman turns around and forgets when she is threatened, right?

This book has nothing to do with cooking, it is not a food novel. For most of the book, the heroine is fighting and being the boss of factions, which is completely off topic. There are also some inexplicable emotional lines, including but not limited to paying a big price for an unrelated heroine in the end, or some descriptions that are neither triggering nor meaningful in the end. Writing is okay but zero points