
I'm the Head Cook at the Number One Sect
我在第一宗门做煮饭大妈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 320k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Novels With Amazing Cooks for Heroines Who Make Everyone Drool
The female lead is an amazing cook, and everyone is drooling over her food.
Who Are Tomato Novel's Four Great Heroines? (Fantasy Cultivation)
Are There No Cultivation Novels with Truly Stunning Highlights?
Looking for Food Stories With Braised Intestines and Red-Braised Pork. Ancient or Period Settings Are Fine 😘
Looking for Food and Cooking Stories with Excellent Writing and No Idiotic Characters!!!
Food stories, cooking stories.
Looking for Cultivation or Fantasy Novels with Female Leads
Most cultivation novels seem to have male protagonists. Are there any with female protagonists???
No-Romance Farming Stories (If You Don’t Understand What “No Romance” Means, Don’t Recommend Anything)
I want books similar to Owe the System Six Hundred Million, Get Rich Through Farming. The protagonist can be male or female. No ambiguous relationships, no saintly protagonists, no annoying top-tier relatives, no transmigration into an old woman, and no raising children. A System or spatial storage is fine, as are mountain and coastal foraging.
Growing Crops and Longevity in the Cultivation World
Looking for a longevity-focused cultivation farming story. The protagonist should be ordinary and grow through spiritual fields and springs, with an everyday feel as well as cultivation-world schemes. Something like *Cultivating for Longevity Through Farming*.
Food Novels, But Not Ones Where the System Just Hands Out Recipes
I don't want stories where the System gives the protagonist individual recipes and they can only cook those dishes. I want a proper chef and food story.
Food Stories! Food Stories! Food Stories! No Tang Dynasty Supplier Stories
Food!
Transmigrate into a Mother-in-Law with a Pocket Dimension
Spatial storage, transmigration, mother-in-law
Looking for Stories About Raising a Daughter, With the Heroine as Either the Mother or the Daughter
No stories where the dad raises a daughter or the mom raises a son. No everyone-dotes-on-the-protagonist stories, no bunches of older brothers, no redeeming scummy dads, and no women competing against women. There absolutely has to be a mom. I said I want a mother-daughter story, so what’s the point if the mother gets killed off? If you recommend things without reading the title, I’ll tear you to shreds.
Modern-Day Heroine Travels to Ancient Times, Cooks for Her Father, and He Takes Her to Court
Looking for Cultivation Novels About Chefs
I'm looking for stories where the protagonist transmigrates or is reborn. Thanks!
No-Romance Farming and Business-Building Stories
Not too many awful characters, and nothing too brainless. If you're recommending books, please read the title carefully. Don't just recommend a random mess. Thank you.
In a Reading Slump, Please Recommend Something
Looking for books like The Perfect Lyricist. Aaaaaah, are there any books like this?
Looking for Food and Countryside Stories
Looking for cozy, everyday food stories or farming novels with good writing.
Looking for No-Romance, No-Male-Lead Face-Slapping Power Fantasies, Absolutely No Romance!!!!!!
No Systems, No Systems, No Systems!
Looking for books like *The Apocalypse Arrives: This Little Zombie of Mine Has Been Recruited!* Any genre is fine, just no System. I want something good.
Any Stories Where They Don't Have Children? Palace Intrigue Excluded
I Want Beautifully Written Stories. Any Setting or Genre Is Fine, Just No Romance
Looking for books similar to You're a Sword Immortal, So Powerful and Ridiculously Handsome! (You're a Sword Immortal).
Food or Cultivation
I'm so done. I can't get through so many of these books. Can someone recommend something good that's completed? 😘😘
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Thank you for your support. At first, I was afraid that the writing would be too bland and no one would read it, because there really was no routine. After watching too much fighting and killing, I felt a little tired, so I wanted to write this novel. However, although it was written without cp, it means that the heroine has no cp, and the daughter is still very young, so she will still go through the stage of youthful ignorance, but with Lin Shuzhen here, she will definitely not be a love brain. In the previous chapters, I created a very unfair real world, neither in terms of gender nor class. The world of cultivating immortals is a fairy world in the true sense. The people here are peaceful, happy, and live long. It is a place that everyone yearns for. In addition, the concept of cultivating immortals I wrote is also different. Unlike other novels about cultivating immortals, which are about fighting and killing, the cultivation here is more about self-cultivation and gaining insights in the process of getting along with people and oneself. Therefore, in the middle period, I have been emphasizing Taoist heart. Anything can become Tao Xin. To put it more simply, Tao Xin is your true self and thoughts. But how far these thoughts can go will mean how far you can go in the world of immortality. Therefore, the higher the cultivation level of a person, the clearer and peaceful their mood is, but this does not mean that they have become statues. They still have their own personalities, temperaments and shortcomings. I believe many readers are aware of my deliberate change in the title, but I actually like Taoist culture and the harmony of yin and yang. So men are not savage beasts. It's best if everything comes naturally. Thank you all again.
Very interesting~ A very alternative novel about cultivating immortals (no system, no time travel, no rebirth) and all the members are indigenous... There is absolutely no exaggeration at all (for example, your cultivation level will loosen after eating food or you will be directly promoted) The reason why food is currently popular is that eating it will not produce impurities in the body of immortal cultivators and can satisfy the appetite...
When I first read the article, I felt that the score seemed a bit low. When I saw the ending, I felt that it was like this. The imagination was good and the writing was good, but the grasp of the plot was a little weaker. The second half was like child's play. In fact, the setting is not bad. I look forward to the author's other articles. The more he writes, the more sophisticated he becomes.
The story is very exciting and full of ideas, starting from Shuzhen going to the Fox Clan to learn martial arts, becoming Yuxu, and then having her soul eaten to become Meng Po in the underworld. She travels to the secret realm with the King of Hell who traveled through the past, meets fishmen, and uses cooking and wisdom to solve gluttony. Later, she travels around the world and recovers her soul one by one, etc. In the middle, there are the stories of the foxes (Ying Xiao, Chi Xuan, etc.), The stories of the Yang family, and the stories of the Kunlun Sect. However, I don't know why, but it always feels like a dream, a bit empty, without that down-to-earth feeling. Many details are not explained very clearly and need to be improved. (Mainly because I haven't seen a story like this for a long time that requires me to use my brain to run through the logic and sort out the plot bit by bit, so I was a little confused for a while) Maybe it's because the text is more narrative? I feel like the description of the scene should be better. Still, the structure and ideas of this novel are wonderful. And the author probably still has a lot to say but hasn't finished expressing it. [Laughing and crying]
It's my favorite type of cultivating immortality + gourmet food. The combination is quite good. The content is also quite novel. It is different from ordinary food articles about cultivating immortals. The heroine's family relationship and her daughter's friendship are well written and natural. Everyone has his own vivid character. The only drawback so far is this! Not enough! It's not over yet!
Very nice, but too short No wonder the score is so low. It starts high and goes low. If it is a mediocre game, it may be more interesting. It has a very abrupt turning and ending. It cannot be finished in a hurry just because the data is not good.
It's pretty cool, but I always think of Kefa as Fake.
The author's writing is a bit empty, but the plot is surprisingly good, and the plot is full of twists and turns, but the ending is a bit rushed. In terms of rating, the current score of 7 is a bit too high and a little low. Personally, I think around 8.5 Should be fine.
First time reviewing. Let's talk about the bad points first: 1. Many designs in the early and middle stages are very rigid and have little connection with the subsequent plot. But at least it revolves around the female protagonist's female power. 2. It feels like many parts that could be particularly delicate have not yet been written. The story framework of the cooking part is good. I was actually looking forward to the connection between the dishes and the characters, but I didn't seem to see much of it. The same goes for the later plot, which I feel is a particularly interesting setting, but it switches quickly between big scenes, which is a bit superficial. 3. The heroine changed her body and suddenly became a different person. Her human touch was gone and she felt like she had been taken away from her! It took me a while to get used to it. 4. I feel like when there are two people, I have to match them up. In order to have cp, it kind of ruins the reading experience (if I don't drink too much, the sub-line feels the same) The good part: So refreshing and relaxing! (Except for the mortal part) The settings are also rough and detailed, which is quite interesting. The distinction between good and evil is very simple, but it does not affect the shaping of the characters at all. In short, the score of 7.2 Is definitely low. Although it is still far from the full star in my mind, I fully agree!
The tears of youth always bury the bitterness of a girl's heart, so she is timid I have become accustomed to describing bits and pieces about you in words I will write about your clear eyes, your back that never looks back, the broken leaves left on your left shoulder, and the sunlight spreading by your hair. If we can meet, if you ask me why I have never appeared in your memory, your shadow is everywhere in my writing. Then I have to say, just think of it as my foreshadowing for our meeting.