Give Food Wars! Some Ingredients from a Myriad Worlds

I hope the author will not fall into the trap of only focusing on ingredients. Many gourmet shows will blindly pursue high-quality ingredients and ignore the importance of cooking skills. Real cooking skills should turn decay into magic.

Is there a female protagonist? I hope there is Erina. There is no heroine, there is no interaction at all, and there is no heroine. Why go to Totsuki? If you want to learn how to cook, the world timeline of the young master should go to his mother early. It is easy to become a apprentice. There are too many worlds where the cooking skills are better than those of Shokiji.

I caught up on the latest, which is a relaxing daily novel. I actually wanted to see the plot of the protagonist improving his cooking skills. The protagonist did become stronger in the story, but I always felt that what I saw was physical and financial strength, not art. I thought that in the world of Little Master, there would be a larger space to describe how the protagonist learns skills, what kind of difficulties he encounters during the challenge, and what new recipes and tricks he learns. In fact, it is over in a few sentences [face covering] It turns out that they are all about collecting ingredients, but it is also unique and quite novel. I hope there will be unexpected new world ingredients in the future [Thinking] The kind that will surprise people [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

Is there a female protagonist? I hope to see the male and female protagonists go on adventures together.

It was very interesting to write. I look forward to the follow-up. As a gourmet superman, the protagonist's cooking skills are growing too slowly. It would be better to quickly use his telekinesis to develop a transcendent cooking talent that does not take up much energy and would be of great help.

It's not like a food article or a covert shuttle article.

I give it a high score, but the main world is not connected to the dungeon. I went there and nothing changed.

To be honest, the first plot is very interesting, but the past worlds are a bit redundant, such as One Piece and Pokémon, which are a bit skewed. Specializing in small masters and prisoners of delicious food, this kind of world will be better. In terms of the protagonist's ability, although many people say that the author has suppressed it, but only a protagonist with this kind of strength can have a fluctuation at the end of the plot, rather than a static gap. I actually appreciate this.

I feel like when I read the original work, there is an extra protagonist.

You can also go to Harry Potter. After all, there are still a lot of Fantastic Beasts. You can also learn the traceless stretching spell, build a suitcase similar to the one in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, and do some planting and breeding.