
Another World: National Famine? Let's Cook a Monster First and Eat It
异世:全民饥荒?先煮个怪吃吃
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- Completed
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- 407k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Both Parents Died, and the Brother Took the Young Sister's Book with Him
Food Novels, Just Write About Food, Don't Mess with the Plot!
If it's not just a food article, don't recommend it. If you don't write about food, it's a waste! Might as well look at something else!
I'm Looking for a Desert Island, Elevator, Raft Survival System, Etc. Thanks to You Guys.
Want to watch something like "Elevator Survival, I can predict floor information!" Book. As long as the content is not mindless and does not forcefully reduce intelligence,
The Hostess Works in the Canteen and the Food She Cooks Amazes Everyone
Two Men! ! Survive! !
Survive in the ocean, survive on a desert island, survive on an ice field... It all works! It's not a live broadcast or a variety show, there are still too few books like this... (This is the only one that can be used as a cover, so let's make do with it)
Looking for Western Fantasy Lord Novels (Not Daily Farming Articles)
I want to see content similar to "Mount and Blade: Swamp Lord". I've read a lot of Western fantasy movies about farming and development, and most of them are boring. Are there any cool harem novels that mainly describe wars and land plundering?
I Am Looking for a Kind of Book. Is There Such a Subject?
The protagonist gets into an accident and travels to a different world. Later, after going through all the troubles to return to the original world, he discovers that it was all a dream, but the attending doctor actually said that the world was grateful for your saving it.


































It is a very interesting novel, tracing the effects from the causes, and explaining the rules of the world in the novel step by step. The protagonist is a time traveler, a newborn who is full of knowledge about another world. Like a baby, he is full of curiosity and thirst for knowledge about the unknown world. From this, I am thinking, if the protagonist has no memory, will he still pursue the truth of the world? Just like many people know about the falling of an apple, but only Newton discovered the rules behind it in the millennium. Seeking knowledge means understanding and questioning the world, connecting with the world, and integrating into the world. But when we get used to something, it becomes difficult to find out the reasons behind it. Survival is also one of the reasons that hinders the pursuit of knowledge. When we are accustomed to using it, it is difficult to understand the principles behind it and we only regard it as a means of survival. Therefore, it is very valuable to maintain your original intention!
? ? ? It's quite good. Why don't there be any reviews for this book?
A very favorite novel. For a long time, I discovered it, opened it, but didn't understand it. I didn't finish the first chapter and let it gather ashes. But I am often short of books, so it came into my sight again. I was attracted by the people in the comment section, and I thought about what kind of novel was "interesting". A novel containing elements of "karma", "god" and "warmth". It should be that my inner feelings cannot be translated into words. I cannot accurately describe all the feelings I had while reading this novel. When I first looked at it out of curiosity, something seemed baffling. Later, I was attracted by the stories of the goddess, Su Ze, and these people. Later, as I got better, I felt that there must be a reason for all this. There are not many chapters in this novel, so I, who am impatient, can finish it in two days. The content is really warm, which is my type. Gods first came into being among humans, and they also fell among humans. When the old gods fell, humans exerted their tenacious will, the situation and the heroes influenced each other, and the new gods raised their thrones. My brain is not working very well, and I am still thinking about the existence of the goddess. Is she still there in the end? I am also thinking about what happened to the teacher in the end. After all, the old world that collapsed before his eyes has turned into a prosperous new world again. Will he be relieved? Finally, there is my favorite character-Ha Yan. You can never refuse a friend who is brainless but also passionate and loyal. If you are short of books, you can try to read it. Everyone's tastes are different, and so are the things they read in a book. I hope everyone who sees this comment will be happy.
The whole book is not long and has a perfect ending. The content is also the type I like. There is no heroine, no knife, and the plot is not dragged out for the sake of code. I love it, love it ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧The male protagonist is not a virgin, not confused, and will not be affected by other people's wishes. I like this kind of freewheeling feeling, [shy] and it doesn't feel depressing. Worth recommending! ! !
After reading it, I had a lot of feelings (spoilers involved, please read with caution before reading) Whether she is the goddess of earth or the goddess of disaster, beings born under the power of faith will inevitably be shaped by faith. Therefore, even if she becomes the goddess of disaster, she has always loved humans deeply in a way that humans cannot accept. Her mind only loves humans, so she keeps the original characteristics of bitter wheat (because Su Ze likes wheat and retains wheat), polluting all animals and plants except humans. This is also because she loves humans deeply, and she loves humans more than humans themselves. Unfortunately, as a creature, the goddess is not a real human being and does not understand the complexity of human beings. Moreover, because she is a creature, her thinking logic tends toward order and cannot tolerate chaos. As a result, her handling of human desires cannot be completely consistent and distorted, which is very consistent with humankind's imagination of the omnic crisis. Yes, the goddess here is more like an omnic creation. The confusion of the underlying code leads to program conflicts and causes division. However, the program itself is integrated, so as long as one of them exists, the other will die. To be precise, as long as people who believe in the goddess exist, the disaster will not die. Rather than saying it is a Western fantasy about magic and faith, I actually think it is more similar to a technological fantasy. Therefore, it reminds me more of some omnic-apocalyptic novels. Lin Lin Zongzong, I don't know what I'm talking about. Anyway, it's just some random talk. When I see everyone here, just laugh it off. If you disagree, you are right.
I almost forgot about this book when I put it on my bookshelf. I personally commented that it is very good-looking. The protagonist's character is clearly depicted, and the plot is clearly explained. Magic and science are combined together. It can be regarded as a breath of fresh air in Tomato!
Nice! "Attention there are spoilers! I searched for many books on Tomato, but I only finished reading this one, and I spent two days reading it without sleeping or eating. From the beginning, I read it as a mindless novel about delicious food from another world, but the world view and character design turned out to be surprisingly delicious! This is the first time I see such high-quality articles on Tomato, I am so touched TT I was quite worried when I was about halfway through the book, because the first half was mainly about food and infrastructure, and I felt that this kind of subject requires a long story to be interesting, and I was afraid that it would not be finished. Fortunately, my worries were in vain. The focus changed in the second half, and the ending landed smoothly, and I also picked up the food of the protagonist of System But it's a bit of a pity, even though it's very good and complete now. But I also want to see more food and infrastructure. There are only four towns (villages) in total, which is not enough to eat😢😢
It's really good, but it's time to plant plants, right? If there is water element, planting plants should be fast.
If you are a reader who likes to read food articles, this may not seem so pure food, but if you like other world themes, then this film will really fascinate you. Exploring the development of food from scratch in another world makes me feel immersed and enjoy it very much.
It's not bad. It can justify itself. It's not too hard-nosed. The descriptions of food and infrastructure are also interesting. It's not the kind of food novel where gold glitters and people rush to grab it without thinking. It doesn't have any shortcomings. Without it, it would be a very good novel. It's just that the ending is a bit unfinished.
The writing is very good, really, very clear. The proportion of the technical parts that need in-depth explanation is also very reasonable and does not affect the viewing. The logic is rigorous and the closed loop is complete. It is rare that I want to leave a comment. It is a very interesting story. It is written like an expanded outline. To me, it is a bit like writing the outline in a regular way and fully narrating the story I want to write. It's just like it came out. I don't think it's exciting or dull. I think it's quite fun. How can I put it... It's like writing an essay. It has everything it should have, but it doesn't seem to be deeply rooted in people's hearts. However, it's not easy to write a good and complete essay that touches the topic. So I still insist on the feeling after reading it. That's why I say it's interesting. # Across ##pseudosystem#pseudogods - With gods as the theme, but the part of faith feels like nothing? Are gods almost equal to nothing? #Mainly focus on cooking but the description of food is about nothing? # Huang can read, but not Shu Huang can also read# The book review feels more and more interesting after I write it down. The main line and theme of the whole book are obvious, but I feel that the writing is not heavy. There are not many emotional parts. There are bad guys but not many written. It seems that a good book has everything it should have, but it is not heavy? But what you want to see when reading is still there? It's really interesting. You can really watch it. I think I will come back to watch it again in the future. It's so interesting. Can the author write the next one? I want to see how different topics are written
This book integrates exciting elements such as systems, alien continents, food, and infrastructure. It does not have a heroine setting. It breaks away from the constraints of traditional romance and purely shows passionate adventure and survival wisdom. The protagonist Lin Shuyi takes the God of Cooking system to travel to a different world where resources are scarce. She originally thought the system was useless, but found a new opportunity next to the corpse of a monster - it turns out that this system can turn monster flesh and blood and other exotic ingredients into delicious dishes! There are an overwhelming number of fantastic animals and plants in the book, each of which is a unique ingredient. The protagonist relies on his cooking skills and system functions to turn them into delicious food and an energy source to enhance his strength. The infrastructure elements add to the fun. On the deserted continent, the protagonist gradually establishes his own survival territory, and every step of the development is exciting. The author's emotional descriptions are delicate and nuanced. In the challenges of survival and food making, he shows the growth and transformation of the characters, and the emotions such as friendship and faith are sincere and touching.
The writing is quite good, and it's really great to be able to write it down in a whole book. Overall, it's quite heartwarming, but for people who often read cool articles, it might be a little bland.
I didn't expect it to look so good! I just casually added the article to the bookshelf, and I found it so good when I read it today. The rhythm is good, the plot is interesting, and there is a bit of humor. When I read the beginning, I was wondering if I could finish it with so few chapters [laughing and crying] when I saw the end, sure enough, the ending sped up. I don't know why it was shortened. It felt very good. Maybe it was because of low ratings or few readers. [I almost cried] After looking at the author's homepage, it turned out to be just this article. The author has been off for more than a month! Start a new post now!
It ended like this. To be honest, I was quite surprised. However, from the beginning to the end, this book was generally quite good. It just ended a bit hastily. Maybe it was because the author's ratings were not very high when he wrote this book, and then it hit him. That's my guess. Generally speaking, there are no major problems with this story. Except for the ending being a bit rushed, it is still a closed loop. It's pretty good. I look forward to the author's new book. Come on!
The author is a genius. I haven't seen this kind of writing in many years. Half and half of the novels are written to supplement the settings. Many novels directly publish the settings. This book allows the protagonist to discover the settings bit by bit. This feeling is very comfortable to read, and the world view is also very innovative. Now that homogeneity is becoming more and more serious, it is really awesome. Author, you are simply a genius!
A rare good book. In fact, there is another direction for food articles, which is pairing. In traditional Chinese cuisine, the harmful substances in several foods are neutralized with each other through food matching, leaving only the nutritional part, which is a more advanced food culture. Hope you can see it after the upgrade later. In the same area, some things have high pollution, and some things have low pollution. The low pollution must have something in it that can neutralize the pollution. Then through mass planting, optimized seed selection, and even hybridization, piling up these things can purify a place. Of course, this is a bit off-topic, enough to warrant another book.
This book is really, really good. It's really good. Don't be misled by the name and think it is a simple food article. Although it is a good-looking food article, it is overall very good-looking. There are no better words to praise it. There are only three words that say it is good-looking. Although the sparrow is small, it feels short and compact. Let me describe it briefly.
It looks good, the subject matter is novel, and the story line is bright and clear. The magic elements have a game-themed feel. The male protagonist is smart, positive and kind. Although there is no heroine, it also lacks the messy love literature. It is enjoyable to watch! What a great article!
At present, it seems to be a very unique idea, and I feel it will become popular in the future [Like]
It's pretty cool, why doesn't anyone see it? This book is about food from another world, but it has its own innovative perspective. All the animals and plants in it are affected by unknown substances, making them inedible. The people in it are considered smart. The predecessors in the book have tried various methods to eat these animals and plants, and have developed one or two ways to eat them. However, this kind of research and development costs consume human lives. When there is food to eat, research and development is not continued, so the protagonist can continue research and development. The most interesting part of this book is the various unknown substances. I hope it won't collapse in the future and I'll finish it well.
When you suddenly appeared on my recommendation, I knew you had a bright future It's not so much a recipe for another world as it is about using food to develop a different world. The first part is a thrilling exploration, and the second part is about all the foreshadowing. Maybe the book is almost finished. The author has thrown out everything and wants to finish the story quickly, but there is hope for the future (it's good to read a hundred stories)
It's kind of interesting, I like the protagonist's somewhat mysterious past, and now that I'm looking forward to it, I'm starting to look forward to the time when the protagonist changes back to the "most suitable" body. But the key is to conquer the world with delicious food! Speaking of food from another world, I feel that the author can refer to the ecology of monsters in some maze rice. After all, we need to engage in cyclic development, breeding, and the polluted ecological situation is also curious... It is impossible that the previous ecology is in a state of collapse (think of sandstorms)
It's okay, although it's still short, but the writing style and content are quite good.
If it's not so beautiful, why are there so few people? It's so beautiful that I can't get enough of it. [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]
First of all, the subject matter is a very novel one among food and time travel novels; Secondly, this content of identifying and naming unknown things is inexplicably beautiful and interesting like the hymn of the Tower of Babel; Summary: good-looking, love to watch I've thought of so much, I'll add more when I have time (
The story is complete and the plot is quite interesting. The protagonist never regards himself as the original owner, so the original owner's name and the protagonist's name appear alternately in the beginning, and it is not until later that he is called his real name. The ending is peaceful but appropriate.
Cooking in another world, using unique ingredients to make localized beauty, the food can become stronger, thus leading the village to continue to develop and expand. The setting is interesting, the plot is simple, and it feels more like daily life. It's worth watching.
It's not bad. What I'm wondering about is why I didn't buy the resurrection armor when I got the chance later. Although the safety is a little guaranteed, I should feel more at ease if I have the resurrection armor. It only costs 100 experience points.
It's pretty good, not counting the food stories. To be honest, I wanted to try it at first, but then it was about saving the world. It was a bit heartwarming. I stayed up all night to finish reading it. I just felt a little resentful that the protagonist didn't collect all the illustrated books. Why did I get stuck!