
Conquest of Another World, Served on the Tip of the Tongue
舌尖上的异界征服录
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 513k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- My First Day Conquering Another World with Earth's Cuisine!用地球美食征服异界的第一天!Alternate title on Fanqie
225Chapters
9Reads
8.1Score
1Listens
27.9kReads · all time
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Are There Any Foodie Novels on Tomato?
Male- or female-oriented novels are both fine. No harems with three thousand beauties. Either no female lead, or just one. For female-oriented novels, anything goes, since I’m a total hypocrite about this. No brainless characters who get dumbed down!
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Transmigrating to Another World with Mages and Knights
Are there any stories about transmigrating or transmigrating into a book, set in another world? The character's status doesn't matter, but the setting should have European-style architecture, knights, swordsmen, and mages. Ideally, the female lead is bold and heroic.
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I have 300,000 words and no rating yet. My food article is unsaleable. Please help us 😢😢😢
The description of the food is ok, the main character is a normal person and has feelings and righteousness, no cp, and it's a fantasy world. You guys gave me such good food, how can I eat anything else?
The author is very good, especially when describing the food and tasting, which really makes people salivate. In addition to the food, some things that happened in the background story are also very interesting. At first, I thought it was a low magic, but later I found out that the protagonist is in a remote rural area and has not been exposed to any magic. Now there is a war. I don't know what will happen next. I am looking forward to it. Well, the author doesn't have a deep understanding of daily life meals in Europe and America, and the description is not very consistent.
Suitable for my bedtime reading, I hope the main line of food remains the same. I don't want to see war and knives. I really like the atmosphere of mutual help among villagers in Novice Village. At first, I thought that the protagonist would teach himself magic to assist with food. He would be a wild magician and be free, protecting the village while attracting diners with delicious food to make the village prosperous... Unfortunately, this is just the route I like. The magician who comes out later... I feel like the protagonist will leave the village and have another journey later. I don't like messy subplots, I just want to watch pure food. However, I am quite satisfied with reading it so far. Hopefully there will be some descriptions of the protagonist researching new dishes. After all, in the new world, cooking skills can be improved. I want to see the protagonist's efforts to improve, instead of knowing everything at the beginning and being invincible at the beginning. But none of Tomato's food articles seem to be the kind where the protagonist starts from scratch and learns knife skills step by step. The protagonist's starting level as a boss or something doesn't seem to satisfy me. But it is still worth reading.
After reading Fifty Palms, I changed the name to "I Promote Food Culture for Free in a Different World". Guo Degang was right, this person is good. The plot is described in detail. Fifty Palms can be translated into one sentence: If something goes wrong in the next village, I will be there to serve.
Finally found some fine bran for me to eat, pure food article recommendation👍
Five-star praise, the writing and the story are fascinating, and the banquet part made me feel happy and very moved. I am lucky to find such touching works on Tomato. I hope the author will continue writing for a long time and not be a eunuch.
It makes people hungry. The author's descriptions of food can really arouse people's appetite, making them greedy just by looking at it.
It's rare to find a Western fantasy novel like this. It's so good and good. Good luck to the author. I've only read the first few dozen chapters and I'm not sure what's going to happen next. But based on the parts I've read, I like the kind of system that doesn't have a strong sense of presence. You can give it a try. The male protagonist and supporting characters are quite likable.
It's really well written, and makes people feel good after reading it.