Genshin Impact: Cooking at Tenshukaku

That's strange, why is the rating so low? I'm a seasoned reader with over 4,000 hours of reading experience, and honestly, this book is quite good, very slice-of-life, and I personally think it's top-notch.

It's a great novel 😘, but the author updates too slowly. I hope they can update more often; that way, more people will read it. Keep it up! (ง ˙O˙)ว!

This is the first time I've seen a Genshin Impact novel of this genre. The author writes quite well, although the "Lu Yun Xian Yue" section isn't handled particularly smoothly; the scenes are a bit chaotic and fragmented. However, I still consider this work excellent. (Also, I've read over 100 chapters; could you please strengthen the male lead?

For readers who enjoy Genshin Impact and slice-of-life stories, this is a gem! I'm not good at expressing myself, but I can only say it's truly wonderful and a wonderful surprise. Most importantly, it's incredibly sweet, and the characters' personalities feel remarkably faithful to the source material, like reading an official novel, unlike other fanfiction where the characters are simply given…

This book might seem unremarkable at first glance, but if you persevere, you'll find it very enjoyable later on. The writing style for the Chika section is truly superb, and the descriptions are incredibly vivid; I even felt like I wanted to make her my wife (why do I have such a strange thought?).

This relaxed yet irresistible feeling was unlike anything I'd ever experienced before. The protagonist felt like a truly ordinary person, and despite being in a fantasy world, I felt exceptionally comfortable. Even when the wicked fox kept teasing him, and he acted somewhat subservient, there was an inexplicable sense of normalcy about him.

I really enjoy this book. Having read it for so long, I find it extremely enjoyable. It blends everyday life with lighthearted moments, action with a sense of dynamism, and the emotional descriptions are very delicate, making it perfect for relaxing reading. Sometimes the plot leaves us slightly confused or uncertain, which is another characteristic of this book and makes it even more engaging.

It's so good, it has the feel of Natsume's Book of Friends.

It's been a long time since I've read such a refreshing and unique harem novel. You can feel the protagonist's genuine feelings for each girl. The author's writing is quite good, but why does it seem like not many people are reading it? 🤦 Occasionally, I want to see people's comments and interpretations of a particular passage, but I can't find any. 😂

The plot made me feel like it was a combination of a domineering CEO and an emperor ruling his subordinates, which made me feel uncomfortable (it has nothing to do with the content of the book, but it just makes me think that the protagonist is a victim of injustice and a sycophant?). But the theme is good and has an original feel. I hope the author continues to work hard.