Gourmet: My Cooking Makes the Myriad Worlds Drool

It's good. I hope it stays on without any romantic pairings. People focused on their careers are the most appealing.

The crayfish arrived way too late! The update speed is a bit slow. Brothers, please give this author a little more five-star rating—it's a small but impressive five-star experience!

Great review! It's really amazing. Whether it's the food or leading the sect step by step, it's so satisfying! Author, please update soon! I've been saving up for so long to get 28 chapters, and now that I've read them all at once, they're gone QAQ. I just want to know, can you update ten chapters a day? I can't get enough! The part about red bean rice cakes was really annoying.

Personally, I thought it was pretty good, but the ending was too abrupt; it was probably canceled. However, the content itself is quite good, focusing on daily food preparation with accompanying pictures and the main storyline as a secondary element. It primarily focuses on the main character, with many supporting characters' stories only briefly mentioned, which is good; it avoids putting the cart before the horse.

This is the first time I've ever read a food article that made me so hungry, to the point where I'm still hungry even after I've eaten! It's amazing! But author, please update soon! O(≧口≦)O, I'm dedicating my first review to you!

It's a good read; I've read up to chapter 226 so far. Although the rating is only 7.5, I feel it could easily reach 9.0 Or higher, and there aren't any major flaws. The setting is also quite reasonable. Lately, I've been enjoying reading cooking novels where the protagonists are peacefully developing within their sects. Isn't that much more satisfying than those constant fighting, leveling up, and endless drama? I've read those to death.

Well, it's 99% food + 0.6% Plot + 0.4% Sect/religion. Purely a food-themed novel! There's a food-related auxiliary system, but it seems to do little more than increase the protagonist's cultivation level, since the protagonist is already a top-tier chef.

The plot is great, and there's currently no female lead, but I doubt the author will cut that out. /Peeking. Jpg

Very interesting! Good premise! The characters could be more distinct. The only downside is the excessive use of profanity, which lowers the overall quality! As a lighthearted, entertaining story aimed at a broad audience, it conveys more than just enjoyment. To put it politely, it uses vulgar language; to put it bluntly, it's profanity. These shouldn't appear so frequently in the work. The story doesn't depict a group of uncouth, uncultured cultivators.

So, I found this book at 12:30 AM. My feelings were mixed; I was actually quite happy, except my stomach was growling! 😂😂😂😂 Food-themed novels rarely feature characters with exaggerated fighting abilities, because people who love food generally dislike conflict in any sense! Therefore, I've never seen a large readership for a food-themed novel focused on character development!