“Look, the Supreme Elder took out his Qiankun Bag, and the braised golden-and-silver pig trotters are gone!”
“Quick, the Sect Master took out his Yin-Yang Chopsticks, and the stir-fried Profound Heaven shrimp are down the hatch!”
“Oh no, Senior Brother's losing it! He's about to flip the table!
“There isn't a grudge that a barbecue can't settle. If one isn't enough, then make it two. Come on, eat first, fight later!”
Xu Hao gazed toward the two peerless experts atop the mountain...
Xu Hao, known throughout the martial world as the Little Emperor of Banquets, was catering a funeral when he unexpectedly died along with the deceased,
transmigrating to a world of immortals and heroes...
From the start, he transmigrated into the body of a brothel page. Before he could enjoy the good life,
his household was wiped out. He fled to the mountains, failed to get into an immortal sect, and was sent to the menial laborers' quarters, inside a cave that everyone feared...
The protagonist isn't a saint, and the plot and setting are excellent. I even want to eat the dishes the protagonist makes; they're my type.
Good, author, keep it up! This book is based on the theme of cooking, with added romance (single female lead, the writing isn't great, it's quite immature but it truly feels like first love). Also, the locations change very quickly (to keep things fresh). Overall, it's above average.
Initial assessment: The map has changed, and the bitter and vengeful opening is somewhat classic. The single female lead is a clever touch, giving off a strong sense of Huang Rong and Guo Jing. However, figuring out how to reasonably arrange the revenge later on seems troublesome.
In this competition between Liu Cixin and the author, Liu Cixin suffered a regrettable defeat. Afterwards, Liu Cixin collapsed onto a bench, burying his face in his hands and weeping bitterly. At that moment, I understood. The author is truly a source of pride for the Chinese science fiction community. A talent like the author has elevated Chinese science fiction to a new level. Professor Liu can rest assured; the future of science fiction is bright.
It's not bad, just a little small in quantity.
That's interesting; I still prefer watching this kind of thing.