Honkai: Star Rail: Setting Up Random Stalls, and Firefly Chases Me Down for Food

After reading Chapter 106, I feel that after the protagonist becomes a Star God, the attitude of people around him has not changed much. Forget about acquaintances and friends, forget about ordinary people who don't know anything, but why don't people with big powers have a sense of awe? Although the protagonist behaves naturally, you don't dare to show off in front of him, just like the leader of Na Dala above who paid a private visit incognito. She is amiable to you, but you don't dare to be on an equal footing with her. The place where the company set up a stall felt like the company's executives were very knowledgeable, and they knew the protagonist's information. I've read more than a hundred chapters. It's a good food article. It's okay. It's good to write about food in a relaxed and happy style. There is no need for someone to do this kind of opal, and there is no need to pretend to be a slap in the face, and the protagonist is the kind of good old guy with no temper at all.

It's the first time a newcomer writes a book, and some people wake up from reading it and post updates!

Just an insulated box with a constant temperature for two days. It's like you made it look like some incredible technology

... I haven't felt anything from the 45 photos I've seen so far. I've been making, selling, and eating, and nothing else.

I've read Chapter 40 and let's talk about the flaws. 1. This Pam really has no soul. 2. First, Brother Xianzhou Dian Dao didn't recognize steamed buns, and then the pioneers didn't recognize Coke and potato chips. It was as if Xingtie was an indigenous world... 3. There are too few daily plots. I really watch either cooking or eating and feel tired. I will write other content as follows.

Chapter 17: When introducing the Trail Blazers on March 7, why did you call them the Blazers directly? Isn't it embarrassing? If it is a star, it is called a star; if it is a dome, it is called a dome.

Suddenly I don't know what the mess is written.

How did you become a Star God? The recipes are all copied from others and not created by oneself. The ideal is to let everyone feel the happiness of delicious food. How many people can afford to eat something sold?

This is the most unqualified Star God, and also the Star God with the least social experience.

Isn't the protagonist a star god? What about his star god character? Moreover, as the Star God's creation order, he has to rely on the system. What about the protagonist's power as the Star God when shucking corn in the latest chapter? You shouldn't write the protagonist as a star god. If you don't give the protagonist any power, give him the power of destiny.