Reborn as an Elementary Schooler, I Take the Internet by Storm with My Cooking

The teacher's slander of the female lead really upset me. I thought there would be some kind of resolution, but it was just a dismissive "adults don't hold grudges." I was both angry and amused. Overall, the writing is quite good, and the character development is excellent. It's just that this part was so infuriating that even the ending couldn't calm me down.

I didn't originally intend to write a review, but after reading some comments, I noticed many people disliked the sections about the grandmother and the teacher's accusations. However, I thought those two sections were very well written, especially the part about the grandmother's lapse in judgment, which is quite normal because the grandmother sees her as a child and wouldn't easily believe what…

This is absolutely amazing! 😘😘😘😘 I love watching this kind of food-themed + academically brilliant show, haha. After all, the female lead is only seven years old, so there are some age-related limitations, but that's normal. Plus, her grandparents are so vividly portrayed, I think it's great! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 I'm begging you to update more! Please, please! It's still too short, not enough to watch! 😢😢😢😢 I finished it in one afternoon! 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

It's quite interesting. Most of Tomato's food-themed stories about shrinking babies feature male protagonists, but this is the first time I've seen one with a cute baby girl. Just that alone makes me like this story. So far, the grandparents are so down-to-earth, just like my parents when I was a child (mixed feelings).

Actually, I think this story is alright, but the food-related chapters only make up a small part so far. The family relationships are really well-written, and I personally found the daily life between the grandmother and granddaughter very heartwarming. The everyday chatter felt quite realistic, and the grandmother isn't unreasonable at all. It was quite touching at times.

It's so good!!! The female lead is adorable, and the grandma is so cute! Although it's about everyday family life, it doesn't feel long-winded at all; instead, it's very heartwarming! It just made me miss my grandparents while watching it TAT

I cried while watching "The Family Knife." It's the most powerful piece of fiction. Without flowery language or unnecessary melodrama, it simply depicts a small incident, yet the bond and affection between family members are enough to move you to tears. The orphans in the story have family, a home, and no longer have to shoulder everything alone.

The story felt quite realistic and natural, but it was too depressing, with too much focus on mundane family matters. I hope the protagonist's life will get better in the future. The later part of the story is quite heartwarming, I like it 💕

This one is actually quite interesting.

A strong, independent, and hardworking child; a unique food-themed story; a unique coming-of-age story for the female protagonist; and a touch of romance (getting started soon). You won't regret reading this; it's definitely a high-quality work, easily a 9 out of 10. I just don't know why it received such a low rating.