Master Chef: From the Start, My Junior Sister Stole My Chicken

This book has the potential to become a masterpiece. If it can be finished, it will be far superior to those other culinary books. It has a reasonable premise and a well-developed main plot. It's the best food novel I've ever read on Tomato. The cooking process makes you feel like the author is trying to teach you how to cook, rather than just padding the word count – that's what makes it a good book.

I originally came here for fantasy, but it taught me how to cook! [Salute] The writing is indeed very good; the cooking steps and plot are quite rich 🤭 It's a harem novel, I guess. The main focus is cooking, with romance between the protagonist and her master, senior sisters, and junior sisters as secondary themes. The smut is subtle, often appearing unexpectedly 😏 It's currently at chapter 147.

It's alright, but there's too little plot and too many recipes. It was quite engaging at first, but I gradually lost interest after a while. Overall, it's good, simple and heartwarming. But being too bland makes it hard to keep reading. Good read.

It's well-written, and the writing style is decent. It's especially enjoyable as a pure food story, much better than those "one fried rice that shocked the world" types.

The plot flows smoothly with no major flaws. There are always countermeasures before problems arise, and instead of immediate rescues, the villains are outmaneuvered and killed. All the powerful figures are on your side, and everyone works together to make dumplings (a metaphor for success).

Update soon! It's been so long since I've read such a good book. Keep it up!

This is my first comment, and I love this type of article. Keep up the good work, author! Hopefully, you can update 10 chapters a day! 👍👍👍

It's so beautiful! A culinary journey into the world of cooking, so fresh and exciting!

I've read about 60 chapters so far, and overall it's quite enjoyable. However, there are too many cooking steps, which is a bit tiring to read, and most of those 60+ chapters are dedicated to cooking. Cooking is fine, but if you think about cooking all the time, it gets monotonous. It would be perfect if there were more romantic subplots involving the characters' senior and junior sisters.

It's good. It could be a good way to educate all the disciples in the sect, since their assignments and homework are all for the protagonist's benefit. They should at least get some rewards, like sharing the pills made from things like giant crab shells.