A Guide to Cooking Monsters from the Classic of Mountains and Seas

It's incredibly good! It's like reading a biography, with each individual story closely connected, the end of one story serving as the beginning of the next, like a journey, step by step. The writing style also has a touch of ancient scroll style, which is magical, and it truly captures the essence of life.

This is a great book! Why are so few people reading it when it's so well-written? Also, what exactly is Bai Li's identity? What is his relationship with his master and Bai Ze?

I want to thank the author for helping me lose weight. After reading this book, I might not like eating meat as much anymore; in fact, I find vegetarian food quite delicious. It's been so tough for me, but it's also incredibly engaging. I really enjoy this kind of writing.

It's really good! I've discovered another amazing novel! ╮(‵▽′)╭ Author, keep up the good work! One feeling I have is that the story isn't very tightly paced (or rigorous). It seems that sometimes when the female lead is enjoying the gossip, the author often forgets to explain the whereabouts of the main characters (such as the location of the Taotie or Bai Ze). (Maybe I read too fast and didn't notice.)

I haven't read much, just commenting on what I've read so far. First, the chapter titles are very attractive, making you want to keep reading. Her parents swapped her with others to eat, and after she led the villagers to find food, she returned home and told her father she didn't blame them. "They swapped you out to be eaten in exchange for someone else's child, and you don't even mind?"

This book is really good 😄, I highly recommend it, everyone should check it out. I just love this kind of writing, with its mysterious charm, where you eat and play while learning about the different lives of various people.

The book is excellent, so why isn't it popular?

It's pretty good. The storyline is quite coherent, the event outline is clear, and the author's approach is excellent. Keep it up!

Well, the story is fantastic, like a series of stories strung together by the main characters. It also has a touch of the supernatural. A great book.

Seeing this book reminded me of *The Tale of the Gluttonous Beast*, a story set in Wuxia City. Five hundred years ago, the monk Lian Deng transformed into the Lotus Heart Pagoda in Wuxia, suppressing the demonic beast Black Qilin and the Tongtian Guide connecting the human and spirit realms beneath it.