After My Food Livestream, All the Interstellar Bigwigs Were Drooling

I feel that Xia Xia is a bit pitiful. I don't know if it's because the author's description is inappropriate or for other reasons. I feel that no one is sincere to Xia Xia so far, including Xia Xia's system. When I first described Zhao You, I thought he would be the male protagonist. But later I found out that he was just a mercenary person. The same goes for those generals, but I guess he should be the male protagonist... Although I can understand that they were not familiar with each other at the beginning and even connected for profit, but can the author make them more sincere? It's not that the author's writing is not good, it's just that after reading too many novels, I think food articles should be a little warmer. Too many interests are mixed in and it's a bit cold. Of course, this is just my small opinion. It doesn't matter if I think it's inappropriate. I'm still looking forward to the follow-up development~

Let's talk about the overall feeling. The background setting is interstellar, but the actual performance is not much different from modern times. It feels like it is just to highlight the food culture and set up a gap in food culture. Although there is not a lot of content yet, the overall feeling is that it is not macroscopic enough and the positioning is too low. It is just an anchor. A business that cooperates with businesses, the character setting is not distinctive, and the personality is not distinctive enough. They are like two teenage children without any characteristics. However, I have read this is the author's first book and it is already great. Keep up the good work. Although I can't write novels, I have read a lot of novels. This comment does not have any malice.

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[Crying][Crying][Crying] How come the ending is like this? The two people just had a crush on each other. According to this development, they should be together. Why did they die? [Crying][Crying][Crying]