
Food Wars!: The Immortal God Chef
食戟之不死神厨
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1kChapters
15MReads
20.8kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 14
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What the hell, why do all immortals have something wrong with them when they meet someone who provokes them?
Well, to be honest, the pancakes taste good, but they are not suitable for high-end restaurants.
How can you play the game when the protagonist appears so arrogant? After reading one chapter, I decided**
Where is the author from? From Zibo, Shandong? Zhoucun Shaobing should only be familiar to people from Shandong!
Brother, can you have some IQ?
As a Chinese from ancient times to the present, I should be more polite than any modern person! And as a chef, the most taboo thing is to waste food. Even if it doesn't taste good, you should finish it! Thousands of years of experience have been carried into the * belly
To sum up the whole book in one sentence, it is mindless and pretentious and meaningless.
**, Are you here to cook or are you here to be a barbarian? If you have nothing to do, use your brain.
What the hell took the Zulong elixir?
I have read a novel before. The protagonist is invincible at the beginning. He first travels to China and unifies the dark and light cooking worlds. The system issues tasks and blends them into the world plot. You get system points that can be exchanged for legendary kitchen utensils, technical ingredients, talents, etc. At that time, some people asked the protagonist what he was doing. Why come to Yuanyue? He has obviously reached the top and even the top ten graduates are ashamed. The protagonist said at that time that he only knows the eight major Chinese cuisines. Even though he has reached the top, he still feels that it is not enough. He wants to learn all the cuisines in the world. I think this reason is more normal, and it does not make the protagonist so incomprehensible.