He was in a third-floor room and nearly got sent flying by a red semi-truck with a quota to fill. Then he discovered he’d transmigrated into a world where people from different times and worlds had all been sent together into an apocalypse survival game.
But he could return whenever he wanted through the “Gateway Between Two Worlds”!
Qin Shou, a “foodie” who worked hard to learn foreign languages and taste delicacies from around the world, relied on trading supplies between the two worlds to sample “cuisine” from different eras and worlds in the apocalypse game!
Delicacies made by elf sisters from another world!
Delicacies made by an immortal beauty and her daughter, celebrities from another era!
Delicacies made by an imperial mother and daughter from an ancient parallel world!
Delicacies made by the chieftain of a Stone Age tribe, known as the Holy Mother of Humanity!
And more…
Qin Shou: “With the chancellor in power, yesterday I understood the chancellor. Today, I am the chancellor! Tomorrow, I’ll surpass the chancellor!”
"Food" describes food. . . No hair on the edges was touched. . .
The subject matter is good, Chapter 27: The poisonous point. The protagonist's jade pendant did not return in the third chapter. The poisonous point is because: the author deliberately laid a big foreshadowing.
Too much nonsense. You have to be beaten before you take the initiative.
The author desperately wanted the cover.
The writing is okay,