A Galaxy on the Tip of Your Tongue

The plot is okay, slightly toxic, the main character is uncanny, and people with aversion to stupidity should not enter.

Tomato's high-quality novel, the most outstanding is the description of making delicious food and the process of planetary adventure. The Zhengye factor can be reduced because of the system and the distribution of power. It is reasonable to divide the power among the heroes. Dozens of states and dozens of laws are not a joke. The main focus is chaotic order.

It's well written, but a bit disturbing to read. But that doesn't stop it from being a good book.

It would be nice to describe the cooking in more detail. After all, the theme is food and interstellar.

It's a rare time travel that has content, and the system has a strong sense of presence but it doesn't have any adverse effects. The protagonist is even thinking about life, constantly refreshing his cognition, and the supporting characters around him also have a sense of presence. I guess the author has drifted away in recent chapters. I don't recommend reading the content after major revision. It's a pity that a good subject matter was abandoned. What's the reason for the last four chapters? That's it. I wish the author a happy life.

This is a combination of multiple movies, animations and games, but the author has done a good job of integrating it, and it does not feel abrupt. The overall feeling is humorous and interesting. It is a very relaxing book. It is a rare masterpiece among novel themes.

The story is a good story, and the culture of the big foodie country promotes the universe. This is the first time I read the interstellar version of the "Prisoners of Food" novel. The author is still very imaginative. It is not enough for a good book to have a good story, but also a good protagonist to guide the development of the plot. The author has put very little effort into the character design of the protagonist in this book. I think many people don't like this protagonist's character. The sense of substitution in a good book should be very strong. I hope the author can portray the protagonist well. The above is my brief advice.

This should be a true portrayal of the United States in the future!

Okay, I just feel like the protagonist is a bit abstinent

War, darkness, reality, the protagonist who can help others for an illusory dream is not at all selfless for his own benefit.