[Everyday Life] + [Healing] + [Gourmet] + [Gaming] + [Management] + [Plot] + [Mystery]
[A Stinky Tofu Made with Gutter Oil]
Fresh out of college and already unemployed, Chen Ci discovers that he can somehow see food entries, and even activates a Gourmet Game System.
He may not know how to cook, but anyone can play a game, right?
Besides, who says you have to practice cooking for a Gourmet game? Just grind away at the System's quests, and you can get all kinds of recipes from the game, okay?
[Rank D Recipe: Heartbroken Liangfen]: There is a chance that eating this will make you weep uncontrollably and recall the saddest thing that ever happened to you.
[Rank C Recipe: Aged Tangerine Peel and Sour Plum Drink]: Drinking this keeps your body at its most comfortable temperature for eight hours.
[Rank B Recipe: Walnut and Lotus Seed Porridge]: Eating this briefly boosts your memory.
[Rank A Recipes, Rank S Recipes, SSR Recipes...]
From then on, the university's main canteen had a chef surnamed Chen, a real jack-of-all-trades.
One day, a pretty underclassman came to the restaurant to apply for a server job. Chef Chen looked at the label over her head, [A tomato spirit in human form], and fell into deep thought.
Wait, it's perfectly reasonable for an everyday Gourmet game to have buff-granting dishes, but what's with this tomato spirit?
1. This game offers a high degree of freedom. Players can complete random quests to earn rewards.
2. This game can affect reality. Please choose areas and events to explore with care.
3. Do your best to collect recipes, unlock related NPC storylines, and earn every achievement in the game!
I saw the latest one, it's okay. It's just that the memory of the little mouse is too long. I skipped half of it without dyslexia, and the buff effect is a bit too artificial to be useful. By the way, this food article is different from other food stories. There are spirits. They are not allowed to become spirits after the founding of the People's Republic of China, but they are all from before the founding of the People's Republic of China. However, they all seem to be small monsters. I guess there are no big monsters. The main theme is still urban. The current plot is a bit worried that the two couples behind the pig's feet are not cooking. The new stall feels like they have fallen from heaven to hell. It doesn't feel good.
So far it's pretty good, with a few minor flaws in the writing. If you like this genre, you can check out "Life Games" and "Abnormal Food Articles"
I catch up to the latest chapter in one go. The pace is very good so far. The only drawback is that it makes me have a huge appetite and I want to eat. But I am losing weight and can't eat. So, cheers! Please update more!! 😘😘
May I ask, when will the tomato essence be launched?
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Nice food fantasy novel💕💕💕💕
Yes, it's 99% rare.
A slightly different food article, looking forward to the follow-up!
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