This book was originally titled The Romance of Three Kingdoms Cuisine, then renamed A Grand Tale of Three Kingdoms Cuisine, and later changed to A Playful Tale of Three Kingdoms Cuisine. Unfortunately, those titles were both long and clunky, with no visual impact at all. In this age when looks matter, the book would quickly crash and burn. After carefully weighing every word, I deliberately chose the title The Genius Idiot. For now, I’m quite pleased with it.
I hope this book can avoid being left dead in the street, or at least avoid being left dead in the wilderness!
The keywords for this book’s atmosphere are a varied blend of spices: past and present lives, parallel worlds, delicious food, and running a business. Contrast, synesthesia, paradox, the absurd, and the nonsensical. Exploring the wilds of the entire world.
This book features a sweeping monk with extraordinary skills, a nun who gives massages with peerless martial arts, a seemingly ordinary kitchen cook who hides astonishing talents, and a genius idiot whose foolishness borders on wisdom! Dear readers, perhaps you are one of them!
What this book presents...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
