I'm Grinding Proficiency in Food Wars!

I actually have an idea. The food warriors in Food Wars can all see hallucinations while eating, and so can people eat Yunnan mushrooms. So, is the reason they see hallucinations because they add dried and ground Yunnan mushroom powder to their dishes? #(Funny)#(funny)

Has the author ever been a top chef? Or is this just random speculation?

I've already played with Icarus, should I consider joining the Gourmet Hunter group later?

It's rare to find a novel about Icarus, so I have to support it.

Character design solicitation post (The more detailed the character information and the higher the relevance of the character design to the plot, the greater the chance of being selected in a reasonable meeting). Name: age: Chef levels: (Chef Apprentice, Third-Class Chef, Second-Class Chef, First-Class Chef, Master Chef) Favorite cooking styles: Character positioning: Requirements for entry: Appearance description: Clothing and Appearance: (Note: Descendants of characters from the popular Chinese cooking show "Cooking Master Boy" are possible, but we're lacking material on that. Feel free to comment below if you have any ideas. Descendants of characters from the "Dark Cooking World" are also acceptable.)

Stop creating tons of original characters. People come to read fanfiction; if you create a bunch of original characters, no one will be interested.

Did Shennong exist? What do you think of this book?

Finding a good Food Wars novel is so hard! (Updates coming soon!)

I've been thinking about this. I already have a system that gives me a cheat code, so why don't I focus on improving my martial arts skills? Wouldn't it be better to break through the limitations and become a god or an immortal? Unless he wanted to lose or was simply outmatched in martial arts, I've never seen a martial arts chef, who had never cooked before, lose a cooking contest.

Having read around chapter 160 so far, I think the biggest problem is that the enemies are treated too leniently, almost like a children's story. One issue is that the protagonist often remains silent when verbally attacked. This could be a good writing style, even masterful, but it's poorly executed in this invasion scene, making the protagonist seem like a blockhead, tongue-tied, and as if all of Icarus's weapons have been removed. In a normal, satisfying story, after the guy surnamed Jiang loses, this should be a cleanup; this feels too forced.