Gourmet: Starting by Fattening Up the Empress

After reading these chapters, my face turned solemn. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 Nongfu Spring water (a rare vintage), held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy.

I really don't know why the rating is so low, but it's really good.

It's not bad. The plot is somewhat similar to another book, but that one was simply not enough. I hope this one doesn't suddenly stop being written and updates cease.

I was reading this novel at night, and it made me so hungry that the author had to make up for it.

It seems like a good idea, and it's quite funny. Every time I see Zhu Jiao (a popular internet personality) cooking in other places, I always think he'll teach them how to make food. Of course, that's impossible; Zhu Jiao still needs to run his shop and make a living! 😅

Damn, this is making me hungry...

In youth, I knew not the taste of sorrow, and loved to climb high, loved to climb high. I forced myself to feign sorrow, to compose new verses. Now I know the full taste of sorrow, I want to speak, yet remain silent, want to speak, yet remain silent. Instead, I say, "How pleasant is the cool autumn day!" —Xin Qiji, "Ugly Slave - Inscription on the Wall of Boshan Road"

Initially, I thought that even if you didn't know how to cook, just copying the recipe and having the abilities of an immortal should make cooking simple. Then it suddenly occurred to me that if the Great Dao itself is flawed, then delicious food is one of those flaws. Since the protagonist comes from another world, he already possesses that flaw – the system. Therefore, he can understand many things.

🤔I did the math, and in a 24-hour day, I think the author only needs half an hour to eat and sleep, right? 🤔

Well written and very interesting