As all the worlds merged, dungeon cities descended, and the nations of Blue Star fell.
Jiang Shui transmigrated here and unexpectedly changed class to the mythical profession of Dungeon Gourmet.
To Jiang Shui, even the most poisonous monsters were top-quality ingredients.
Revive Huaxia and conquer the myriad races, starting by cooking monsters!
Slimes? Chop them up for sashimi.
Goblins? Stir-fry them to get rid of the gamey smell.
Jiang Shui couldn't understand.
Why were adventurers fighting tooth and nail over nothing more than a bowl of braised minotaur?
Years later, Jiang Shui looked at the elf saintess in front of him, who was drooling with hunger.
Want to try my cooking?
No problem. But if you eat my food, you'll have to work for me.
You've been powered up. Get in there!
What? The dragon saintess and the mermaid saintess are fighting over a plate of stir-fried World Tree?
Come on, they're just ordinary home-cooked dishes. Is all that really necessary?
The front is okay, but what about that curse? Do you think you are cute? You are just a chef, and the whole frame-up plot is poor. I don't blame you, so why do you recommend it to me? The most important thing is unlimited attack, and it does not explain the situation level of other adventurers.
666 Super exciting
Dark cooking articles can dissuade 70% of readers. The protagonist is a chef, so the food must be described so that readers can eat it while reading. It's not Fan who writes dark dishes to make readers sick. Time travel + game data + God of Cooking + Chinese cuisine, this is very good.