Slay the Gods: The God of Food’s Representative. Eating Gods Makes Perfect Sense, Right?

A "God of Cookery" – I feel like that means being able to transform simple food into something beyond the food itself, like improving health with long-term consumption. But to be a God of Cookery, there's no benefit whatsoever. Just a wave of the hand and the ingredients are ready; that takes away the fun of being a God of Cookery.

I think it's very good. The character Qin Feng is well-developed, and the overall content of the chapters is quite clear and concise. Although I don't know why there was a small error due to a lack of traffic when the author was updating, and the later chapters were somewhat perfunctory, the overall outline was presented, and there was no discontinuation or bad ending, which is already very good.

I haven't read many Godslayer fanfics, only about five. This one has the fastest development, without deliberately adhering to the original plot. The so-called "aid and excitement" moments are skipped, and the main focus is on rescue and saving the world. I think it would be great if this pace could be maintained, but I'm worried that pursuing a high pace might affect the quality of the writing.

The four-star rating is quite clear, and for a free book, it should be five stars. However, your recipe description doesn't quite capture its essence; you should explain its effects more clearly, instead of just focusing on attribute increases.

It's a beautiful book, but it also has a certain charm. 🤔

The beginning was quite good, but the last chapter used an outline to describe what would happen next. At least we knew what was going to happen, which was better than the series being discontinued. It's just a pity that if it had been written normally, it could have been at least a hundred or two chapters long.

Is Hongying the female owner? 😏

I finished reading it, and it was really good! It's similar in style to the original "God of War" novel, which is acceptable. The story didn't drag on too long into the later stages. Although I ended it abruptly because I ran out of data, it's about time I finished it. After all, the part after that is where I abandoned "God of War"—the power level inconsistencies are truly unbearable. I really enjoyed it.

It's great! It's just a pity I forgot to read the rest. I finally finished reading it now, but the ending wasn't complete. If only I had kept reading while he was still updating, and even watched a few more ads to give him some hope, sob sob.

I must say, the author has a grand vision. It would have been even better if the story had continued! After all, I was very interested in this book, and I never expected the ending to be like this.