Food Wars: I Rule the World with My Farm

As we all know, the food war genre is cyclical; every so often, one or two new books will emerge. Since inviting others into the world, up to chapter 88, it's been quite boring. The general consensus is that they should just write more crossover stories and cooking scenes; compared to that, this whole chapter isn't as interesting as the one with Fujiwara Chika. Even without thinking, it's boring.

The premise is good, except for some clichéd plot points, such as suddenly barging into the bathroom only to find a girl there, or someone inexplicably helping you under the guise of doing what's best for you. Later on, you could hold a world cooking competition to compete for a spot in the culinary world; otherwise, it would just become a harem story where whoever is prettier gets a spot.

It's pretty good, but I don't understand the chapter about spending a lot of money on worldwide advertising. Isn't the point of sending out invitations to eat there? What's the use of having the whole world know if people can't even go?

Within the first ten chapters, a cheat-like ability—producing the lowest-level, level 1 ingredient, the Cloud Fruit, which requires no harvesting difficulty and is described as having a daily yield enough to cover the entire city of Tokyo—allows the protagonist to defeat the ultimate boss of the Food Wars world, the female lead's mother!

Honestly, it's normal for people to not know about the first meal at a restaurant and not pay, but it's unreasonable to offer free meals to everyone afterward! What's free is the most expensive, otherwise people will definitely wonder what strange abilities you used to get something from them or take something away. The unknown beginning is the most terrifying!

It's a very good book, but the update speed is too slow. I'll wait and see; hopefully, it won't stop updating.

Food Wars is just the backdrop; the cooking style is similar to Gourmet Hunter, and the staff is the Chef Boy family. If it were just the world of Food Wars, it wouldn't be very interesting—just a bunch of noobs fighting each other. The farm's whimsical ingredients are what make it interesting, like the green onions used to pick newbies and the fruit-flavored omelets.

I've read too many Food Wars fanfictions, and I'm getting a bit tired of them! The book itself is good and very interesting. The male protagonist is a bit of a bully, using fantastical ingredients to take advantage of inexperienced chefs, giving off a somewhat arrogant vibe! 💕

It looks good so far; we'll see if it maintains that look. I'll report back later. 🍉 Chapter 129 starts to release its poison, what a philanthropist 🤦

It's super good, the only downside is that there's not enough time to finish it. I didn't give it 5 stars for two reasons. First, it's clear that the later chapters are leaning more towards the Toriko series, so the earlier personal stats like knife skills seem less relevant.