Gourmet: Xiao Fugui Has Become My Gourmet Demon

It's excellent, unlike others that either torment the protagonist or suppress their fighting power; they're either fighting and killing or showing off. Who remembers that "Toriko" is actually an adventure and food anime? The combat power in this book is unclear, neither high nor low, just enough. It's much better than those formulaic "Gourmet Hunter" manga on the market.

I think this is what I understand as a food-themed novel. Other food-themed stories, where I'm perfectly happy making food, always have to get bogged down in emotions, pets, love, and hate. Food shouldn't focus on the process of making food. I think the author wrote it really well, perfectly capturing the essence of *Gourmet Hunter*.

It's pretty good. The protagonist doesn't follow the old-fashioned main group; instead, it's a novel route where he takes the Food God Zong Kai on a quest for delicious food.

I quite like it. It has its own storyline without abandoning the original main characters' paths. 🤦 It doesn't leave you feeling confused. Actually, I've read some that completely abandon the storyline; they're watchable, but they don't have the same compelling feel as action manga. It's completely different.

This book has a truly novel premise. When I first read Toriko, I wondered if it could showcase Chinese cuisine, and my biggest thought was connecting it to Chinese food. This book perfectly fulfills that requirement. The content even has a very anime-like feel. I hope to see it finish, even if the power levels are a little inconsistent (after all, the original work was terribly inconsistent).

It's really good! Toriko was my favorite anime during my teenage years. I absolutely loved the food, the adventure, and the fantastical world of gourmet food. Even after so many years, the feeling it evoked is still as fresh as if it happened yesterday; I can't forget it. I've read a lot of fanfiction just to relive that fantastical world and the delicious food.

Hmm~, declare it! This is one of the best food-themed fanfictions I've ever read. Unlike other types of stories involving management, farming, or battles, this book focuses primarily on adventure and food. It can be said that this is a very pure food-themed fanfiction, with adventure and battle, food and sharing. There are not many romantic relationships between men and women.

This is fantastic. Unlike other novels where the protagonist inexplicably eats a delicious dish, gains some kind of extraordinary fortune, or inexplicably improves their cooking skills or becomes incredibly powerful, this novel features a protagonist who progresses alongside others, including Komatsu Munekazu. Furthermore, they all develop their own understanding of ingredients.

This book is the best Toriko fanfiction I've read so far. The early adventures, detached from the main storyline, offer a different perspective from the original. It has its own core message, deliberately blurring power levels to move beyond simple monster-slaying and leveling up, instead conveying the beauty of food and adventure. It also reinterprets the concept of divine cooking, giving the story new meaning through a different approach. The story itself is also brilliantly structured.

I've given it five stars so far. It doesn't follow the main plot, there aren't any inexplicable female characters, and no unnecessary romance. It mainly focuses on the adventure of pursuing delicious food. It's quite well-written among fanfiction, and it could easily be ranked on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform).