Shocking! The Cultivation World Has a Little Immortal Who Takes the Blame

It is not recommended to watch it at night, the author's picture above

The writing is very interesting, the writing is not faulty, and the food is accompanied by pictures. Although the progress is a bit slow, the pace is OK. The personalities of each character are not annoying. Although a small number of characters still have a little bit of a template feel, it is not a big problem. Unfortunately, the author seems to be giving up on the book because of its poor performance, so he deducted one star. The following are some of the more outrageous points in the plot, which can be ignored if you completely abandon your brain. The protagonist's dishes are surprisingly expensive, but there are so many villagers who come to support them. The number of people queuing up every day is almost 300, and there are still many people going to eat with one number. Can a mountain village that is obviously not rich afford to come to the protagonist's job every day? One number counts as three people (some people bring more than a dozen people with one number) Each table is conservatively served with 3 dishes, including the base, and there is no upper limit. The protagonist has to cook 1,000+ dishes just at noon. In 8-12 hours a day, the protagonist has to cook 2,000+ or even 3,000+ dishes... I don't know how high the protagonist's cultivation level will be, but being able to move from one day to the next is indeed a legend in the physical training world. The pot has to be fried to pieces

Some places are outrageous, but it looks like an evil inn, very warm.

It's so beautiful. I watched it at night. The pictures inside tempted me and I wanted to eat it [laughing and crying]

It's wonderful, the people in it are so annoying [laughing]

It's nice to watch, but it's easy to get hungry. The author even showed pictures, which made me hungry [I almost cried]

You can see not only the process of delicious food, but also the smooth plot, great!

Great... It's time to hire.

Not a bad start. Then I just ate it.

Another one with its roots cut off.