Cthulhu on the Tip of the Tongue

Why you should read this book: Japanese-style secret food novels, a story about a Chinese college student who is not interested in human beings and pursues mysteries. He is reincarnated into a parallel universe and comes from a cooking family. He has a pair of weird eyes that can see things that ordinary people can't see, and he gets his wish and embarks on a path to transcendence. Different from "Lord of Mysteries" with a steampunk background, this book is set in modern Japan. The extraordinary sequences set in the book are also related to Japanese history or Chinese culture, such as "Joruri" who can manipulate puppets to change appearance, and "Samurai" who can greatly strengthen their physical fitness, etc., Which are quite new. After traveling through time, the protagonist automatically acquires the "Chef" sequence ability, comforts all things to worship the gods, and improves his rank by completing the cooking training tasks that appear automatically in the nameless book that led him to travel through time. The descriptions of the colors, aromas, and flavors of various delicacies are so alluring that one can't help but drool. The protagonist's ability to use the "chef" sequence and various contained objects to solve various strange incidents encountered in daily life is also well written, and the horror atmosphere is well rendered. If you are interested in mystery and food articles, you can try it. Why not read this book: The writing is average. Personal evaluation: Dry food +