You Dare Serve Premade Food? I’m Livestreaming a Traceback to the Central Kitchen

It's so cool. The protagonist is super smart. He eats even poisonous things as well as non-poisonous ones. Street stalls and small restaurants are always good, but big hotels and big cafeterias are always rubbish.

I can't be the only one suffering, everyone should read this 5-star "masterpiece"

The writing is really good. The performance art and behavioral logic are all very well written, and the content is excellent and exciting. Every visit to the store can give people a different feeling. It is refreshing enough. Every picture is refreshing. Every visit to the store is very good. I have seen it in one breath. I look forward to the author's update. Why are the ratings getting lower and lower [laughing]

Seriously, this book was pretty good in my opinion. There is no traditional cliche plot of pretending to be a slap in the face, the chef has his own beliefs. Except for those who have no conscience, each master has his own unique opinions on ingredients. Masters will only argue with each other because of their different concepts of dishes, but they will never belittle your strength. The plot that impressed me deeply was that Antoine invited the protagonist to taste his own food. There was no conventional grudge or contempt, only a chef explaining his cooking skills. However, the only shortcoming of this book is the system. A arrogant female brat always sprays this and that, which is disgusting. I hope it can be changed.

This book is really good, I really recommend it, but there is one flaw... It was not very pleasing to the eyes at the beginning, just because of his system, and all kinds of complaints about this and that, but you have to read it slowly, you can't just read the previous steps. Duan immediately gave him a death sentence. Unless you read this book and it touches your bottom line, you can choose not to read it. If not, it is still worth pursuing. The book is really good. It is very satisfying to read. I guess I will whet my appetite when I eat... Well, not bad, pretty good.

How to say it? It's quite refreshing, and I can learn a lot of knowledge and understand a lot of food culture. However, every time the system and the protagonist eat something bad, it's a routine. The protagonist first persuades the system that it looks delicious at first glance, and then the system falls into the trap, which means that he is very greedy and very greedy. After urging the protagonist, and then the taste is not good, the protagonist feels a bit shirking responsibility, just talking about the system and so on. In summary, it is too one-sided, and it is a routine rhetoric every time, but I have to say it is still quite enjoyable. The author's writing is still very good, and it also gave me a lot of experience.

The male protagonist is well portrayed. I feel like the only shortcoming is the God of Cookery system. In addition to contributing the golden tongue. Still demanding. Didn't see it. Get rid of. After all, it is a God of Cookery system. Why do you know so little about ingredients? I kept banging and banging there. The male protagonist's economy is not good to begin with. There is also one who dislikes this and that. Then why don't you give me some monetary reward? Also, the male protagonist's traffic is a bit slow to monetize. It feels like I have been "poverty alleviating". I can't even afford to eat. Personally, I feel that the God of Cookery system is just a little cuter. Be good. I guess more people will watch it. Come on, author. The male protagonist is still very charming. I quite like it. [Love]

It can be seen that the author has really worked hard. I don't know why so many people criticize Greedy Cat. If I had a system that could give me such a sense of taste and food knowledge, and also allow me to rise from a delivery rider to a big internet celebrity, is this arrogance? This is my dad, okay? I know there are a lot of people who are dissatisfied with her being a "miscellaneous fish" all day long, but I still have the same view. It's just a wild cat who doesn't bite, and the writing is really getting better and better in the future. A lot of small points have been changed, and the characters are a bit idealized, but I just like to see something ideal ()

The plot is good, it doesn't slap in the face, and it doesn't blindly belittle foreign food cultures. Instead, it captures their essence. However, it describes our own food culture perfectly and describes the collision between different food cultures. Unfortunately, the description of the so-called God of Cookery and the character design are too bad. Sometimes it looks okay, but many times it is actually very irritating and even disgusting. Everywhere else is great.

As I write this review, I have already seen the latest chapter. In the first part of this book, the systematic conflict with the protagonist made me feel that this was a cheap, casual novel. But after reading it, I realized that the highlight of this novel is not the protagonist, but the empathy I feel every time I visit a store and encounter delicious food, and the joy of finding the delicious food in my mind. Another point is that the system can be used as a golden finger and a tsundere girlfriend separately, which will look very good.