
Food Wars: I Transmigrated, but They Were Reborn
人在食戟,我穿越她们却重生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 906k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
494Chapters
4.2MReads
43.2kFlowers
10.0Score
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Just by looking at the catalog, I can think of a lot of plots. The protagonist wants to open a harem, but is played in the street by the reborn heroines. His cooking skills and resources cannot be matched, and everything is not going well. The heroines have all kinds of psychological characteristics. The innate advantages of the time traveler are not reflected at all. Instead, the protagonist is more like a native in traditional time travel stories, and is pinched to death by others.
I'm really curious why some people like this kind of abusive master? Don't we read novels just for a cool word? Why do you read this kind of novel that abuses the protagonist? I'm not a masochist? What is the significance of the emergence of this kind of novel? As for those who say that the protagonist deserves these punishments, let me ask you, are we watching a comprehensive comic? What's the point of not having a harem? Since you like to read stories with single or no female protagonists so much, then fuck off! No one is begging you to stay here! You guys should never read fanfics from now on, because fanfics are basically harems! In the future, you should simply stop reading 2D, otherwise you, meow, will probably be unable to help but come over to read fanfics again, and then make such ** comments again! It's just a virtual harem anyway? Since reality doesn't work, can't I be happy in virtual reality?
Damn it, when people read books these days, the protagonist can't bear any grievance. If you scratch your skin a little, you'll be accused of torturing the master. If you open a harem, you'll be accused of licking*. You've been a magician for a long time and you've lost your mental strength.
It was originally just to show off, but now that I don't have the chance, I think it would be more comfortable to open a shop back in China.
I'm afraid the protagonist will be forced to be a male and love a male in the end.
Can the author not let the protagonist lose? We all know now that the protagonist has the strongest cooking skills in the future and has never lost once. But now let those women use the cooking skills taught by the future protagonist to deal with the protagonist. It feels like the future protagonist beating the current protagonist. It is too cheating. If the protagonist loses to those women because of the cooking skills he taught the heroine, it will look very uncomfortable.
It's also been a bit of abusing the protagonist for a long time. The truth about the male protagonist is that the heroine slaps the male protagonist in the face and I know it. I read the plot and you wrote that the protagonist asked them to reborn with cooking skills and frightened him to learn cooking skills in the protagonist's space. Is it interesting that you wrote about attacking the protagonist's chef's heart?
It's boring. Just go to the dark side like this. So many girlfriends in previous lives have done this. How about just finding someone who doesn't show up to be the black guy?
It's really such a **** novel. No wonder no one rewards it. Who cares to read this article?
Because we readers usually assume the role of the protagonist, but if the protagonist is passive and unable to express his emotions, it will easily affect us and make us feel very unhappy. There will definitely be a lot of bad reviews.