A Gourmet Hunter in a Slice-of-Life World!

Good news: Many girls. Bad news: No blossoming, no fruit. Pure-hearted straight man, bland and uninspired anime/manga. It has value for listening and watching, but no value for collecting.

The protagonist's cheat ability is similar to a double portal, allowing him to travel back and forth between various anime worlds and the Toriko world. Furthermore, almost every ingredient from the Toriko world that appears in the book can be found in the original work, and is even illustrated in many of them. It's a harem story, and so far, the main characters have had some intimate moments with Iruru and Sora. 😏

Hey, let's bring Connor over too. Connor loves to eat, and the main character can find all sorts of ingredients.

Dragon Maid's combat power is quite strong, though not as strong as Toriko's. Those level 6,000 Eight Kings there have at least stellar-level combat power. Their Earth is hundreds of times larger than a normal Earth, and the Eight Kings could easily defeat them. Thor should be at the continental level. Her father, the End Emperor, is a standard star-level being. I don't know how strong Quetzalcoatl was at his peak, but he was probably at the stellar level.

It's alright, but the idea of ​​the protagonist being able to make ozone grass, a special edible food, into something edible is a bit abstract. After all, even someone as strong as Setsunaga takes two bites at a time before eating it, and the protagonist, whose average strength is not even as good as Setsunaga, can do something that Setsunaga can't. It's a bit unrealistic, but since there aren't many delicious foods, I'll still give it five stars. 🤦

It's good, but could you please reduce or simplify the food-themed sections? Otherwise, I have to keep skipping chapters to the main world. I hope you can update more of the main world! 🤦

I thought the Food Wars world was meant to be used as a chef, but it turns out it's not very useful.

Personally, I think the pacing is great. It doesn't rely too much on Toriko in the main storyline and instead focuses on using food to advance the crossover world, highlighting the differences between the two worlds. Reading up to chapter 50 has been very smooth, except for the slightly impatient wait for the two daily updates.

I thought it was a harem novel, but it turned out to be a pure love story, mainly about a character who doesn't take the initiative but doesn't refuse. It reads like a food-themed novel. Personally, I found it neither satisfying nor exciting. Good luck to the author!

Do writers of Totsuki Tougetsu not like to change the clothes to be torn off?