I, Who Traveled Through the Shoji, Can Go to the Prisoner of Delicious Food

I haven't read this book yet, but that doesn't stop me from commenting to show off my big penguin.

Apart from the selection of materials, there are only a few points: The protagonist is just a porter in the world of Shokugeki and has very few scenes. Even in the world of gourmet captives, there are not many scenes. Forget about porters, there are too few ingredients. A strawberry boar can only use 200 chapters. Whenever you write about shokuji, there will inevitably be a quarrel like a primary school student's quarrel, and it can take up a chapter or even several chapters. Authors like to add parentheses in the text to make complaints about themselves. You are writing a web article, not for fun. Adding comments by yourself will greatly affect the perception.

As we get to the end, the protagonists appear less and less, and people disappear. Those who don't know think that the fourth house is the protagonist. It's procrastinating, flowery, and a dream. I can't stand it anymore.

Well, the author's interpretation of the prisoner of delicious food and the spirit of the halberd-eating spirit in Chapter 3 made me unhappy. No matter how you look at it, the prisoner of delicious food is much stronger than the spirit of the halberd-eating spirit.

There is a problem with the choice of the world. The world of Shokugeki has been changed to Little Master. The ingredients in the captive world of gourmet food have many requirements that require special abilities, such as listening to the sound of the ingredients, paying attention to the ingredients, and technical conditions, etc. The world of Shokugeki does not talk about cooking techniques. The ingredients require mentality and cooking. There are only a few people who are qualified in terms of human nature. Tadokoro Megumi is the only one, Souma and a few others may have no problem, but the others are basically unqualified, let alone the so-called God's Tongue heroine. The young master is totally awesome in comparison. Even the villains in the dark cooking world, the favors for cooking, etc. Are more pure than Shokugeki.

I have read a lot of novels about food, and I found that they all have a common problem, but there are golden fingers and the like. Even if the pig's feet were mediocre before, it is like a different person. The spirit of not giving up for five buckets of rice is actually incompetent, and it is like a fox pretending to be a tiger.

Don't read it. The protagonist of √8 novel becomes invisible at the end of the novel. It's all about the chattering daily life of Shijian's group of people, assessments, tests, and training. I thought it would be over after a few chapters, but I didn't know that the more he wrote, the more excited he became. It was purely self-moved, and I felt happy.

Extra update, there are very few people who can write this kind of book without being poisonous. You must be careful not to get upset when you meet a woman. Thank you very much.

It was good before it was released, but after it was released, most of it was written according to the anime. The protagonist becomes invisible later, so there is no need to waste coins. Just look at the part before it goes on the shelves. There is absolutely no need to watch it later😔

Every time I read Shiji, I wonder why no one writes about prisoners of delicious food. You have a good subject matter. Write it quickly. Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.