Shokugeki: There's Something Strange About This World

Emmm, at first I thought it was a serious manga, but it turns out that the cover is a cover story, and I read the introduction again, oh, it's a manga, here's the URL

Looks a bit familiar, seems like I've seen it somewhere

The protagonist's diaosi temperament is clearly visible

The protagonist really should go to the hospital and have his brain checked. He doesn't need to be a brilliant person, he should at least be a normal person.

At present, it seems that the protagonist is a loser who has lived in vain for thirty years. He is shocked when something happens. He was an orphan in his previous life. As a result, he can't even cook. He looks a bit like a giant baby! Look again, if it still looks like this later, that's it!

Does the author accept all majors or only female protagonists?

After reading the first few chapters, I found that the male protagonist's intelligence is not very high, and his behavior and thoughts are a bit childish. Have you read the later chapters and tell me, is the male protagonist still like this in the later chapters? Although I am not a gentleman, I am not so hungry as to be selective about food.

To be honest, it's pretty good. If my resistance to poison had not improved compared to before, the protagonist's wretched character in the first ten chapters would have persuaded me to **.

Every time I see novels like Totsuki Neighbors and stalls at the door, I am really speechless. Totsuki Academy is built on an entire mountain. It is ridiculously big. The sun was almost setting when Soma walked back to the dormitory for the first time. The door is not even necessarily at the foot of the mountain, but on the mountainside. The college building is on the mountain. If you put that neighbor, opposite door, what is next door? What a clown. He still has that novel set up at the door. What a clown. Maybe you can only see someone setting up a stall at the door with a telescope.

It can be seen that there are many talents here. Both the author and the readers in the comment area have been tested for a long time, and everyone is a talent. It's just that everyone is hiding something and is unwilling to reveal anything real, which is not good. Knowledge can only progress through dissemination, and opinions can only be integrated through collision. It is really not good for everyone to hide it without talking about it. Therefore, I wonder which brother is willing to share his collection, so that the public can improve their personal appreciation level, and avoid making progress behind closed doors. Funny