I Threw a Roast Duck Leg at a College Student

It's actually very interesting. The heroine cooks delicious food, intersperses plots, and is loved by other people. It's great. One star is deducted because the author, in order to show that the heroine's cooking is delicious, likes to describe how the food or gift boxes that people managed to grab are eaten and stolen by family and friends who can't stand the smell, and then leave some or none for the person who grabbed the food, and then this incident is over. If it happened to me, I would have a heart attack. It seems very humorous to write like this. You can even ask directly where you bought it, or when he arrives, you ask him if he can take a few bites to taste it instead of stealing it directly. I think it would be better written this way.

The setting of this involution is very interesting✓✓✓ However, after reading the whole article, every time I meet new people, I basically read them → I don't want to waste time eating → It's delicious → I give up reading and start eating The healing model is too rigid and the thinking changes too quickly It should be regarded as an easy-to-heal food article without any brain-burning. All the members have low "IQ" and the villain is offline after just a few chapters. Recommendation index 3.7🌟(Added half a pill🌟(∂ω∂) for the roll After watching the extra review, I reviewed the logic chain of this article. If a single variable is set, as mentioned above, nutrient solution causes psychological problems to aggravate, and food can cure it. Feile and Tianzhen are not short of food in the setting, and there should not be such a darkening in the extra story ("Feile's family is well-off and has been in Michelin many times", and the Lu family has money and upper-level support, and the family atmosphere is relatively relaxed) Therefore, the root cause of mental illness is the mental depression caused by the involution environment; the heroine's delicious food is the bait that forces them to become "addicted" to relax and break away from the involution; the cold beans during the meal are the way to treat and soothe; the low price required by the principal is the basis for sustainable development and healing of all members. If it was set at a high price and turned into a luxury product, it would only spread to high-level families and would not be able to spread from person to person (∂ω∂) Then a small problem arises... When the top management wants to solve the psychological problem and discovers that there are hidden dangers in the nutrient solution, why don't they train chefs themselves to support affordable catering, but say "I'm worried" and try their luck until the unjust principal pays for the heroine's growth with his own money before silently supporting it. (It can be seen from the competition that no matter how bad the interstellar cooking skills are, it will not be a thousand miles away)

It's super exciting. The author will continue to work hard and update [smile]

Very comfortable, only delicious food, not you love me and I love him, I just like such a pure reading experience.

It's super exciting, I love watching people from all walks of life do whatever it takes to get food!

I have read two food articles in this series. This one should be the last one. It can be seen that the writing style has improved a lot. The perspective of this one is different from that one. It is about healing people's soul through food in a small canteen. However, the dishes are almost exactly the same as the other one, so I skipped a lot of the food part in the middle. I hope the author can adjust the dishes next time he writes a food article. Then there is the fact that both books are CP-free, so the author is advised to state this in the introduction. In this book, I actually think the male protagonist is pretty good, but they are not together, which is a bit of a pity.

The freshman students are so funny. They play tricks on each other with their instructors just to run ahead and eat delicious food. It's a very cute scene.

Nice! ! ! ! The only drawback is that there are too few and not enough to watch [almost crying]

The setting is very interesting. In the interstellar era, scroll kings are prevalent. After drinking the nutrient solution in 30 seconds, you don't have to eat. Food cures all kinds of psychological problems. Funny food articles. No CP. I like it.

Personally, I think it's a pretty good book. The "volume" setting is also quite interesting, and it's suitable for relaxing reading. The author did not spend too much energy on describing the various settings and backgrounds, and there was not much intrigue and intrigue. It was just some daily life and short stories related to food and healing. The most fights were over food in the cafeteria [laughing] As the villain who introduces the background of the protagonist, he did not have much role. He was offline after appearing for a while. It felt like the author just pulled him out to fill a hole. It's not long, the overall pace is relatively fast, and it looks very relaxed. You don't need to use your brain, just your mouth.