All I Can Do Is Grow Vegetables and Cook, Yet I Became Cultivation World's Top-Tier Star

I really love it! The storyline is so heartwarming, and I've learned a lot too, haha. There are so many foods I've never tried before. Listening to it while eating makes the food taste even better! The story is so touching, I'm really looking forward to the later urban fantasy scenes! 😘😘😘

It's a good read, just my type. It's a lighthearted and heartwarming novel that combines farming, food, and modern cultivation. The theme is fresh, and there are many food scenes, but it's not boring at all; it's very healing. The score is too low; it actually deserves over nine points. Jiang Tingyun ღ Pei Jingmo

I'm blown away, it's so good! I've been looking for books where the male lead is stronger than the female lead or vice versa, but after reading this book, I realized it's not about who's stronger or weaker. The problem is that many books abandon everything else to serve the romance, arranging unreasonable plots to force the female lead to fall in love (focusing on the male saving the female lead…

It looks great, especially the cooking talent, it's really good! Keep updating! If you could describe the planting talent more, choosing some unique ones, or adding some cultivation techniques or spiritual fruits later on, otherwise everyone else is stagnating.

I've finished reading it! The quality is absolutely top-notch on Tomato, masterful. It maintains a clear and logical structure despite its lighthearted and enjoyable style, and fills in many plot holes, which is quite remarkable. There are almost no major flaws; the author is amazing, and genuinely humorous. I couldn't help but laugh out loud several times.

So good, so good, so delicate! I especially love the line about planting lots and lots of peanuts! At first, I was a little hesitant because of the male lead, but the romance between the male and female leads is so beautifully portrayed. It's my absolute favorite novel of the year, hands down!

It's great! Author, please update soon! I really like this style. However, I have a small suggestion: when the main character is doing something, please mention what the other companions are doing. Otherwise, everyone will think they're just eating and not doing any work.

Seriously, really, it looks so good! I can say that this is the best story of its kind that I have ever read. I've read quite a few modern cultivation, farming, and cooking novels, but so far my two favorites are this one and the other. One of them features a female protagonist who can travel to other planets to collect ingredients.

The subject matter is very novel. I'm giving my review after reading around chapter 250. At the beginning, it gave me a sense of peaceful tranquility—delicious food, beautiful scenery, cooking together, not worrying about money, just earning enough to live comfortably. However, I felt that as the plot progressed, it didn't quite reach a climax.

The content is well-written, the dishes are described well, making it a decent food novel. However, after reading several dozen chapters so far, most (over 80%) of the supporting characters are male, and the disciple Zhu Lili has a very low presence. Basically, every new character that appears is a man without even having to guess, which I personally find a bit unusual. Suitable for those who enjoy reading male-oriented content.