God of Cooking: Elves? Succubi? They’re Just Restaurant Waitresses

1. Yao Yao deleted it. 2. The protagonist's behavior pattern is corrected after chapter 62. Many comments mentioning the protagonist's reckless actions have been revised, but there may still be omissions. If you see any, please let me know. Thank you.

It's not bad, but the part where the protagonist keeps begging for death could be changed. If I hadn't seen that it stopped begging for death after chapter 60, I probably would have liked it. It's quite toxic. If it were changed, the score wouldn't be so low, and there would be more readers. A large number of people were driven away by the first few chapters.

The novel is generally light and cheerful, making it quite relaxing to read. It also makes one reflect on the true meaning of life: well, creating delicious food and Cao Pi. The typical overpowered protagonist trope of showing off and getting slapped in the face doesn't compare to the satisfying feeling of this story of a well-fed man stealing a little eraser.

Not bad, not bad. However, it would be better to let the male lead develop more in the direction of romance. It would also be better to expand the kitchen. It feels like the protagonist would be exhausted to death in the kitchen if he had to cook for a group of people all by himself. It would be appropriate to train some female cooks to be placed in the kitchen. This is just a suggestion, but I am still looking forward to the author's next move.

It might be a bit tough at first, as the protagonist keeps courting death, but it's also quite fun. Later on, you realize he's probably not going to die anyway, so he starts doing business properly. Overall, I highly recommend it. And author, please hurry up and write more, there's just not enough to read!

Finished reading it, nothing much to say, might be a good read if you're looking for something to read. Unfortunately, it ended abruptly. Okay, that's all. Writing a book isn't easy, five stars for encouragement! Multiple female characters, so awesome!!!

It's not bad; the later parts are quite exciting, provided you ignore the protagonist's reckless behavior in the early stages. However, it's understandable; before transmigrating, being a head chef for state banquets and having parents, he naturally wanted to go home. Later, with responsibilities, he focused on improving himself.

Wow, the author really knows what they're doing! 😏 Hurry up and update faster~ I'm going to stop if there are no new chapters, hmph~ Aaaaaaaah~

It has to be good-looking, the car speed is good [I've learned something new], and it's also a theme I like. Do you have any similar book recommendations? This author's book isn't enough! Keep it up, author! 😘 Although the initial reckless actions were a little unsatisfying, the later parts were perfect. I really enjoyed reading it.

The subject matter is very novel. I hope the author will keep writing and give it five stars!