Interstellar Cuisine: The All-Round Spirit Chef Who Went Viral on the Star Network

After looking through the reasons for the low rating, I still want to express my opinion after deletion. I think there are a lot of novels about interstellar food, but there are really not many novels like this one that don't make people feel boring. I always prefer to read novels with a more subtle emotional line. Novels that are too emotional will not impress me too much. This novel is mainly about spiritual chefs, and most of them are food, which is normal. I don't really agree with the idea that the relationship line is slow. How can anyone show a strong liking for new environments, new things, and strangers as soon as they meet them? Relationships are about slow work and careful work, and a good relationship requires constant running-in. I still highly recommend and like this book. When every author writes a novel, no one wants to write it well. They put a lot of energy and love into writing a novel. Needless to say, they spend a lot of time, and they also want people who read this novel to really like it. The low rating is not a reason to ignore the novel. Everyone has different thoughts when reading a novel. Only when you read it yourself can you know whether it is good or not. Thank you for taking the time to read my book review. Strongly recommend the great article!

Good food, good characters, good emotional drama👌🏻Except for falling apart when I write about conspiracy theories, I feel like there are only normal people on the planet who are powerful and can take care of things except for the attackers. The only S-level general on the planet has no confidants [facepalm][facepalm]

Overall, it looks great, but I don't understand why the only S-level boss in the galaxy doesn't have any sincere subordinates. It's understandable that the scientific villain has a lot of power, but the brother in the impossible brain-death phase can't even stop the progress. Although he signed an organ donation agreement, the plot feels a little unreasonable no matter how you look at it. The brain-death scene overall feels unreasonable and frustrating (it's just a personal understanding, not intentionally shady). Then the plot of being tricked out of the base feels a bit stiff. Overall, it's worth watching. I recommend it.

The subject matter is quite interesting and the characters are well drawn. I like An An, but there is always a common problem in interstellar novels. Why does the entire research institute have to torture An An? In many novels, An An is kidnapped by a fanatical researcher because he suffers from a disease that cannot be cured by other people, such as mania. The protagonist Gong's status is obviously not low. , I have realized that this person has a problem that cannot be solved in advance. He has to be studied and then a hero saves the beauty. The last few chapters are frustrating. I want to go in and fight something named Tao but can't. It depends on whether he is a villain or a highly respected dean. Others can't help it. Whether he is wanted or the pressure from Shi Su, I feel sorry for An An.

The most attractive thing about this book for me is Lin An's name. Who knows? I feel a sense of redemption when I randomly listen to the book and hear the name of a real male classmate and become the victim of the two male protagonists. I suppressed my laughter as I read on, and found that this book became more and more appealing to me. I really like this kind of interstellar food article! Found a treasure! This is also my first time coming into contact with this type of interstellar literature, and it is also very fresh for me. I like Lin An's character very much! The cook is the eternal god! [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

Overall, the author is quite experienced, the overall plot progress is very appropriate, and the character portrayal is also delicate. But what puzzles me the most now is the identity of the male protagonist. First of all, he is a general. Even if he is not the top military officer and is just a soldier, he should still be protected by the military, right? Why is it that the director of the research institute has to perform an autopsy on him, but the military doesn't care, he himself is mute and can't open his mouth, and the brother who is the boss of the business has no channel to put pressure... And then he happily lets go of the director and the villain again and again. My dad, brother, don't just make the plot for the sake of the plot. Even if you lie to me and say that the military and political circles are powerful and want to eliminate the male protagonist, I will admit it... Hey, after reading it, I still didn't complete the portrayal of Shi Xiao's character in the end. Maybe it's because of the limited author's life experience, or simply because he's too lazy to set up the character more. The first half of the article can be given 5 stars. However, in the second half, as a general, he only has an identity but no corresponding leadership and deterrence. He has a false reputation for military strength but no power and ability. This is greatly discounted and can only be given 2 stars. I don't know if the platform didn't give enough rewards to the author, but I clearly feel that the author has the writing skills to portray the plot and characters well. I feel like I feel a sense of despair when I eat a delicious hot pot and find a cockroach at the bottom of the pot.

The subject matter is good, and the writing is also good. I picked it up before I finished it. I always felt that the protagonist seemed to be here for attack. It should be quite refreshing to see it from another angle. This angle is still a bit boring. Shou is a bit of a softie, and he is a person of some status before wearing it, but he has no temper at all in StarCraft, and all depends on Gong to take the lead (Shou still wants to tolerate it, it is Gong Qiang who takes the lead for him)

It's good to read, but the book is out of stock. I finally found this one and I can read it, but the bad news is that it's out of stock again [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] (▼㉨▼メ)

The description of the food is good, the relationship between the male protagonist is good, the male protagonist's character is lovable, the relationship develops slowly but still sweetly, and the story of the plot related to the military [awkward laugh] the more I think about it, the more it gets stuck in my throat.

The subject matter is quite good, I like to watch this kind of thing, but due to the slow progress of my career, why haven't I terminated the contract yet? The same goes for Attack, I don't feel it has much deterrence. I can't stand it anymore. It's been more than a thousand pages and my career has not progressed yet. It feels like I've been playing the game all the time. The attack also feels very weak and doesn't look like a general. The villain is also very superficial and has a lot of power and keeps jumping around...