In the Gourmet World: Capturing a Shakureton Dragon from the Start

Really just to not ruin the plot, even if you can beat the enemy, it will only be a tie, or if you can really kill the opponent, you still have to hold back and let others go. It's boring.

Food cells will become stronger after eating the corresponding food, and then feedback to the host. The food cells you wrote have not become stronger. The same is true after eating rainbow fruits. It is no different from not having food cells. Moreover, eating rainbow fruits only increases a few attributes. It is no different from ordinary food. I don't understand.

It's just for procrastination every time. Doesn't it feel frustrating?

The protagonist's food cells are there to see, but there is no increase in the food he eats.

It's not awesome. In this kind of food world, I think Wudi Wen is better. It's about wandering around and catching delicious food. It's a casual article.

The amount of attributes varies so much each time, it's really like a game. In fact, it's very immersive. It's clear that all aspects of the human body are related, so how could there be such a big difference?

The protagonist has too few attack methods, especially the cannon fist that loses half of his head at every turn. This means that the protagonist is familiar with Shi Meng. Otherwise, there are several Hoi An market prices, and the price must be kept low. Doesn't it smell good when you tap acupuncture points?

It doesn't look interesting at all. Look at you, I might as well just go read the original work.

Why does it have to be violent to show that the protagonist is strong? Can you kill an enemy only by blowing his head off? If you blow off your opponent's head at every turn, won't you get blood all over yourself?

The plot is too ordinary, not interesting at all, and I have no interest in watching it.