My Card-Based Cuisine Conquers the Interstellar World

Posted a review, here are my thoughts after reading: First of all, no cp five-star praise! It was added to the bookshelf for no cp. At the beginning, only the plot of Miaomiao and Tuantuan jungle was relatively thin, so it made readers feel a bit boring. Fortunately, the world view and setting are relatively new and novel, and they kept me reading. Sure enough, the highlight came out later. The highlight of this article is that the description of the food is very vivid and the interaction between the characters is very natural. With the help of some plots such as forums, I started to follow up the review without realizing it. In addition, after Berry came out, it felt a little bit mixed with Oou's setting. For example, in the past Oou always thought of eating whatever he saw. Later, the description of "Berry" came out and belonged to "Berry". In fact, it's easy to tell the two cuties apart. Ouou is a shy little crybaby but knows his mistakes and can correct them, while Beibei is straightforward and bold but has a sharp tongue and a soft heart. Finally, I saw that there were more than 100 chapters in the inventory and I started chasing it. Unexpectedly, I tied it immediately without even reading it. It's a big daily update, Tamado.

The content is beautiful! The interaction with the elves is very warm, the process of exploring the world is interesting, and the part about making food and opening a store is also very well written! But I have some comments, and I feel that some places are written in too detail! Almost everything in a room is described in detail. I can understand that the author writes it in detail to facilitate imagination, but it is too detailed. It has been described in several chapters. Chacha's temperament has been described very clearly when she was born, and it seems cumbersome to emphasize it later. Miaomiao has a lot of other things to do besides getting along with the elves, and I feel like she could control the details a little bit.

It's pretty good. The setting is quite thoughtful and overall it's more casual, with farming and food. There are no bad guys or CPs in the whole book. Then when I watched it, I thought there would be a lot of elves, but there were only three. I was a little disappointed, but overall it was pretty good.

The writing is good, but it feels a bit verbose in some places. The unnecessary nonsense could be removed. Also, it feels awkward to translate Chacha's words, and it gives me a sense of AI (I felt like this when I used DeepSeek's simulator before). The rest is very good. It is the best book I have read recently.

I've added it to my bookshelf for a while, and I want to keep it fat enough to read again! The introduction attracted me! I couldn't help but read it first! Can't wait for the end! I couldn't help but comment after I saw it halfway! Very well written! It's my favorite type! Looking forward to the development of elves and space in the future! (Although I only saw half of it! Hehe) I hope the author will update more! I will chase you to the end!

It's okay. Although there are few updates at the moment, the subject matter is more attractive and the descriptions are very careful. It's not as illogical as some novels.

I think it's okay, but AI should be able to see it. It's a little uncomfortable, but it's still bearable [Thoughts]

This book should only exist in heaven, how many times can it be read in the human world! ! ! ! ! Come on~ The author is great! [Ask for explosive update][Ask for explosive update][Ask for explosive update][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

Well, food cards are so convenient~you can copy as many as you want~and want to eat~•͈ᴗ⁃͈ ✧

It's a very interesting book, with food articles, ordinary life, and an elf by your side. It warms people's hearts.