[Shoji no Soul fan] [No heroine] [Double line of cooking and tailoring] [Easy daily life]
A cook who doesn't want to be a tailor is not a good time traveler. Ye Yan, who has reached the top of Chinese cuisine in Blue Star, dreams of becoming the best tailor in the world.
He originally thought that traveling to the world of Halberd Eater Spirits would allow him to continue on the path of cooking, but by chance, the commander-in-chief's clothes were torn, which ignited his hope.
And after he was adopted as an adopted son by the commander-in-chief, Ye Yan actually had the ability to split his clothes.
It's just that he can actually make people burst into tears after eating his food and finding it delicious.
Since then, Ye Yan has a new dream.
Not only do we want Chinese food to come to Yuanyue, but we also want the clothes we make to fit everyone in Yuanyue!
As a result, Ye Yan embarked on the path of no return of selling clothes while cooking.
Reader comments
Beautiful! There's nothing to say about the plot, it's completely captivating to watch, and the context is very well connected! There won't be a sense of fragmentation that feels wrong after reading half of it. I hope the author will take a longer time to catch up with the latest chapter. It's a bit unsatisfying, so here's my five-star review!
It's beautiful. This book emphasizes storytelling more than nonsensical dishes. There are also some nonsensical plots that are really interesting. It took me a day to read it and it was very enjoyable. There are more solo shows, and the protagonist is really good at teaching people. The part about the six heroes who instigated rebellion, Hui Isshiki, and Ning Ning from the Kingdom of Ji is indeed the most interesting part. After a trip to China, the pace became a bit faster, but I remember that the world turns faster and it will knock you off your plate. It is very memorable. It would be nice if Blue had more complaints about Baoshi's level.
The summary is a good novel with a good narrative rhythm and can leave people with memorable points.
It's very nice to watch. Generally speaking, it has a gentle feeling. It goes very smoothly and everyone gets a good ending. It's not an offensive type and everyone is happy. It's just that sometimes the male protagonist makes very 'masculine' remarks out of nowhere, which would be a bit uncomfortable for female viewers, but overall there is nothing particularly vulgar.
Even though I had only finished the first season of Shokuge no Soul, and I watched it a few years ago, I still opened this book out of curiosity. Everyone's faces gradually became clearer in the outline, and they tried their best to maintain logic amidst the nonsensical middle school and passion. If the spirit of Shokiji values the chef's intentions towards food and diners, then this book can also reveal the author's intentions.
It starts from the perspective of breaking clothes, extends to tailoring and clothing, and then to matching dishes. It is a very special fanfic. It is the first time I have seen such a track.
A cook who cannot cook delicious food is not a good tailor!
Nice. Starting from the perspective of breaking clothes. Really novel. The description is also logical. There is no place to collapse [sending my heart][sending my heart]
I watched it in one go and I'm keeping it up~
It looks good, it looks good, come on!
This is the best-looking fanfic of Shokuge no Soul that I have seen so far. The word count, writing style, plot and other elements are all excellent and the storyline follows the original work very well. It just wasn't enough and I wanted to see more.
Beautiful! There's nothing to say about the plot, it's completely captivating to watch, and the context is very well connected! There won't be a sense of fragmentation that feels wrong after reading half of it. I hope the author will take a longer time to catch up with the latest chapter. It's a bit unsatisfying, so here's my five-star review!
It's beautiful. This book emphasizes storytelling more than nonsensical dishes. There are also some nonsensical plots that are really interesting. It took me a day to read it and it was very enjoyable. There are more solo shows, and the protagonist is really good at teaching people. The part about the six heroes who instigated rebellion, Hui Isshiki, and Ning Ning from the Kingdom of Ji is indeed the most interesting part. After a trip to China, the pace became a bit faster, but I remember that the world turns faster and it will knock you off your plate. It is very memorable. It would be nice if Blue had more complaints about Baoshi's level. The summary is a good novel with a good narrative rhythm and can leave people with memorable points.
It's very nice to watch. Generally speaking, it has a gentle feeling. It goes very smoothly and everyone gets a good ending. It's not an offensive type and everyone is happy. It's just that sometimes the male protagonist makes very 'masculine' remarks out of nowhere, which would be a bit uncomfortable for female viewers, but overall there is nothing particularly vulgar.
Even though I had only finished the first season of Shokuge no Soul, and I watched it a few years ago, I still opened this book out of curiosity. Everyone's faces gradually became clearer in the outline, and they tried their best to maintain logic amidst the nonsensical middle school and passion. If the spirit of Shokiji values the chef's intentions towards food and diners, then this book can also reveal the author's intentions.
It starts from the perspective of breaking clothes, extends to tailoring and clothing, and then to matching dishes. It is a very special fanfic. It is the first time I have seen such a track.
A cook who cannot cook delicious food is not a good tailor!
Nice. Starting from the perspective of breaking clothes. Really novel. The description is also logical. There is no place to collapse [sending my heart][sending my heart]
I watched it in one go and I'm keeping it up~
It looks good, it looks good, come on!
This is the best-looking fanfic of Shokuge no Soul that I have seen so far. The word count, writing style, plot and other elements are all excellent and the storyline follows the original work very well. It just wasn't enough and I wanted to see more.