Let You Be a Food Hunter, and You Choose Zong Kai as Your Teammate

Very good, unlike others that either abuse the boss or suppress the combat power; either on the way to fight and kill, or on the way to pretend to be 13. Who still remembers that "Gourmet Hunter" is actually a drama about adventure and food. The combat power of this book is unknown, neither high nor low, just enough. Much better than those formulaic "Food Hunters" on the market.

I think this is the food article that I understand. Other food, my food is good, but it must involve emotions, pets, love and hatred. Food should not focus more on the process of food. I think the author's writing is really good and very suitable for food captives. It is a combination of adventure and food. The protagonist's ability is not too exaggerated and is more in line with the normal state of the world. The protagonist's personality is also very good. There is no other Long Aotian and no cooking skills of his own. It is Chinese cooking skills, and then he belittles and looks down on others. We understand China's excellence, but the protagonist's equal attitude really made my eyes shine.

It's quite good. The protagonist is not following the old-fashioned group tour, but is taking the food luck god Zong Kai on a novel route to find delicious food.

I like it quite a lot. It has its own story line, but it doesn't abandon the original protagonist's line. [Holds face] There won't be that foggy feeling. In fact, I can watch it if I have basically completely ignored the storyline. But it doesn't feel like I want to continue reading a hot-blooded manga. It's completely different.

The setting of this book is indeed novel. The prisoner who read the food for the first time was thinking about whether it could show Chinese food. The most important thing he thought about was to connect it with Chinese food. This book fully meets the conditions. The content is very anime-like after reading it. I hope to see it to the end. Even if the combat power is a little small, it is not a big problem (after all, the original work is not the same). Finally, I hope that the charm of Chinese food can be shown more [Blow kiss] Why is the book rating so low [face covering]

It's really good to watch. The Captive of Food can be said to be my favorite anime when I was a teenager. I really like the food, adventure and fantasy world of food in it. After many years, the anime still feels as fresh to me as yesterday. I can't forget it. I read a lot of fanfics just to feel the fantasy continent and food again. I think this book has done it for me. I like it very much. The ratio of adventure and touching is just right. Sometimes I hope that the story has no end. Come on, it's so well written.

Well~, Xuan! This is one of the best food fanfics I have ever read. Different from other types of plots such as management, farming, and fighting, the main style of this book still focuses on adventure and food. It can be said that this is a very pure food fanfic, about adventure and battle, food and sharing. There are not so many emotional lines between men and women. There is only a pure emotion like the pursuit of food and the yearning for adventure. Not invincible, but not dead (guaranteed). Even the other two members of the "Feast" team, who would be regarded as a burden by ordinary people, have their own shining points. They are a team and the protagonists in the fairy tales of children in the entire human world. They use adventure to inspire, bring curiosity and satisfaction, and quietly teach children's values ​​​​and worldview. When the author conceives of the planetary cuisine that completes the "gas planet" in a mortal body, this book has already reached a height. It is considered to be the best among many fan fictions, and it is a book that has blazed its own path. Of course, it won't work if you just look at the picture of the gaseous planet, because before this picture appeared, the author has already been emphasizing one thing: gourmet food can be called gourmet precisely because the chef is constantly cooking it to reach a certain height, or to reach new heights. Food/ingredients are born for diners. No, it should be said to be expectations and responses. Diners expect food, and ingredients respond to diners. It is precisely because of the protagonist who knows this relationship that he can create such excellent food. This is not the so-called halo of the protagonist, but the necessity of being a chef. (Food luck is still very important [laughing crookedly]) The author cleverly omits the slightly philistine plot (extensive description of money), and tries his best to describe this journey and adventure with an innocent heart pursuing delicious food. There is no doubt that this sincere adventure is enough to satisfy people's yearning for food and adventure. What I'm most worried about now is how the author will write after the war is over. The universe chapter is expected to be on the ropes. I guess it will be almost finished after Acacia and neo. I hope it won't be unfinished. What's even more scary is that the author runs away midway! PS: I didn't take any money, and I didn't do any py transactions. It was purely based on my feelings. I don't have much money to reward, so I have no choice but to comment. If I really charge money, I might as well ask the author to post a few more pictures. These few pictures are not enough to read! @ Zhutianziqiming Write well and don't run away!

Marvelous. There is no other novel where the protagonist inexplicably eats a certain delicacy, inexplicably obtains some kind of romance, inexplicably improves his cooking skills, or inexplicably becomes stronger. And. Not just the protagonist. Komatsu Zongkai and others have made progress together and have their own understanding of ingredients.

This book is by far the best book I have read among the Prisoners of Food novels. The early story adventures that are outside the main line make people feel a different scenery from the original work. Moreover, the story of this book has its own spiritual core. It deliberately blurs the combat power level. It is no longer the traditional simple monster-killing upgrade, but conveys the beauty of food and adventure to the audience. It also re-deconstructs the food of God and uses a cooking method different from the original work to give the story a new meaning. The story itself is also very wonderfully structured.

It's a good book. It gave me the feeling that Pig's Feet is a native of gourmet food. The protagonist has integrated into this world. Unlike some books, which gave me the feeling that Pig's Feet has always been an outsider. Simply put, he has a bond with his companions. It is by far the best food book captive book I have read. There are some spoilers in the comments below. Some comments said that Pig's Feet likes to make the same mistakes. It was included because cooking delicious food caused beast riots. Everyone needs to know that pig's feet are (food hunters). If you are afraid that delicious food will attract powerful opponents, what kind of food hunter will you be? The second is the food made from pig's feet. Not every food made from pig's feet will affect the surrounding animals and humans. Only white gold can do it. Why does white gold cause everyone to read in the book? Also, it is impossible to find a deserted place where there are no animals for every dish made with pig's feet.

It takes into account both originality and the original work. While developing, it also closely adheres to the core of the original work. Xiao Fugui is the protagonist's gourmet devil and a golden finger, but it is not too distracting. It is a second creation that is worth watching.

See it's five stars now. It doesn't follow the plot, there is no inexplicable female character, and there is no unnecessary emotional line. It mainly writes about adventures in the process of pursuing food. The writing in the fanfic is quite good, even if you go to the starting point, it will be fine.

I have read more than 70 chapters so far, and it is really interesting. I am a reader who loves food articles very much. Especially the gourmet fermented bean curd, I have watched the anime no less than five times. I also read seven or eight comics. This author gives me the best feeling so far. What I saw was one step at a time, not invincible. The characterization team is also very captivating in their portrayal. Although some of the ones I watched before were good in the early stages, their abilities were too complicated later on, and the various comprehensive abilities collapsed a bit. But the author's portrayal of combat power is okay, and the plot connection is also very good, without sticking to the main plot. There's even an anime version created in my mind, and it doesn't feel awkward at all. I hope the author will keep up the good work and not stop updating. I will convert the gold coins I have saved for so long into money and invest them in you. It looks so good so far that I couldn't help but come over and leave a review. I just discovered that I typed the fermented bean curd incorrectly. It should be a prisoner of delicious food. What I'm reading is not a comic, it's a novel, hahaha.

It is a very interesting book. For me personally, the writing is average and the content is rich. The most important thing is that the definition and understanding of food and diners deeply touched me. The author respects the original work very much, but does not follow the group and write new things; There is a level setting, but it is not important; among many books about food hunters, many are written as fantasy novels, which to be honest are too boring. This book can definitely help you change your taste; Be patient and watch, the touching part is there

Unlike most of the Prisoner of Food fan novels, the novels are different. I wrote my own thoughts. None of the Prisoner of Food fan fiction I have seen has done this. It is the best Prisoner of Food fan fiction I have ever seen.

This novel is so well written, but I suddenly wanted to ask the protagonist about his strange premonition: did he feel that he would not survive? Doesn't the author really want to write the protagonist off, or does he want to end it?

Very good, not just blindly following the team. The best book I have ever read among food fans

It shows a new side of the prisoner who doesn't follow the team's delicious food. Well, it's very novel and beautiful.

It's rare to see fan fiction written with such integrity. After all, it's not the kind of Long Ao Tianwen that pretends to be a fan.

It's pretty good, I don't understand why the rating is so low. It's rare that the protagonist is not just a lone wolf, but has conquered Zong Kai's team to go on adventures together.

I like it very much. It is a pure food adventure. I watch the adventures of the protagonists, obtain ingredients, cook food, and enjoy the dishes. I really like this feeling of digging deeper into the comics and then going further. I am super happy.

It looks good, I love it, I like it! New protagonist, new team, new adventure. I didn't follow the original protagonist group, nor did I look down upon or belittle the original protagonist group. Instead, I wrote a different adventure journey. It's just that the male protagonist sometimes really thinks too much, which makes people feel mediocre and self-conscious. The gag about time travel must be written about world consciousness is impossible to pass. This fanfic is really different from others. The male protagonist respects his teammates and dragon companions, taking adventures, growing up, and enjoying delicious food together. They will not feel that their teammates are a burden because they are weak, nor will they feel that their peers are weak just because they have a golden finger (specifically referring to the pig's feet with golden fingers in many tomatoes). Instead, they respect each other, grow with each other, and they are each other's backing.

It feels good. I am not with the original protagonist. It is an adventure led by the protagonist himself.

According to my personal opinion, this book is very good-looking, compared to others, certainly other ones I have read. As far as fan fiction is concerned, this book seems to be healing and very peaceful.

It's great. The most important thing is that you don't follow the original protagonist and have your own food journey.

A pure food article, without so much grudges and hatred.

Warm, wonderful, and really beautiful - the core is not any cheats, but wonderful stories one after another.

It's nice to watch, and the protagonist has his own adventure and his own rules and ideas.

It looks good. Come and see more! It's just that the author is too good at writing [crying] [smiling]

This is a book about enjoying food. Although I can't read it, the world described by the author makes me deeply understand it. After all, I am also a person who likes food.