
A Foodie Becomes the Chat Group Owner
美食成为聊天群群主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Light Fantasy
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
559Chapters
7.5MReads
242.1kMonthly reads
9.5Score
259kFlowers
14 ch/weekPace
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A story about a girl being cuckolded by her original partner.
I reread the author's older books these past couple of days, but every Otto-related plot point just gets a bit... Unpleasant. Seriously, if the protagonist is so devoted to Otto, wouldn't it have been more logical to just make Otto his biological father? What does the protagonist get out of being so filial?
Several years ago, Feilu's quality was just average! Now it's top-tier! Now, a lot of Feilu's books are just random plots or chaotic settings, I don't know what they're even writing! It used to be so much better! Now they only release a few good books a year! I paid for this three years ago and I still haven't finished reading it! I used to finish reading it in no time! Now it's been so long and I still haven't finished it!
The story, or rather the script, is terrible; it's basically written haphazardly, as if it came up with something random at first. Furthermore, the initial setup suggests a single female lead, with no guarantee of a harem development. It's unlikely to survive here.
The author's first two books were all about pairing characters together, and this one will probably be the same, mainly focusing on a dog who can't change his ways.
Isn't it common to feel this disconnect and awkwardness when things suddenly shift from reality to reality without any build-up?
How could fifty bowls of ramen possibly cost 250,000 dinis? In the game, Tetsuya and Rin bought special ramen. Normal ramen tables have menus, and although they're blurry, you can still tell they definitely don't cost more than three digits.
For a while, it was all those marketing accounts posting sales figures. One or two of them were all from the same account, it was incredibly annoying. I reported them multiple times, and customer service said they would handle it, but nothing happened. So I called their company directly to complain. Every day when new books are added to the library, it's the same accounts, half a page is filled with review articles, it's been going on for months, I'm speechless.
Goodness, the description is full of stars, where did you copy this from?
The comments on this author's homepage are a bit scary; I don't dare to look.