(An everyday-life story featuring a chaotic group transmigration, with characters from many anime and games. Worlds the protagonist has visited so far: The Daily Life of the Immortal King.)
(World visited so far: Minecraft.)
It was time for another college admissions season, and Saint Freya University, located above a certain area of international waters, was once again welcoming new students.
Stepping into Saint Freya with a heart full of excitement (crossed out), Yi Chen discovered… Why were all this year’s freshmen girls except for him? Hadn’t his older sister (Eden) said the university wasn’t limited to recent female high school graduates?
Yi Chen had planned to lie flat and be a nobody, but on his second day at school, a new student known as Miss White Cat strong-armed him with promises and threats in the name of the dean.
With no other choice, Yi Chen “voluntarily” joined the (Interstellar) Cooking Club.
He had thought the road ahead looked bleak, but then realized this might actually be kind of fun. Maybe even pretty great?
But… aren’t we a cooking club? Why are we going to space? And something’s not right about this interstellar setting, is it?
Honkai, throwing yourself into a well? What even is all this?
(This book can be seen as taking place on a planet in the Star Rail universe. The planet has only just begun connecting with the Honkai: Star Rail universe, so information about it is very limited. The setup at the beginning takes a while.)
(PS: All the worlds visited have been integrated into the Honkai: Star Rail setting in a fairly reasonable way.)
I think it's okay. It can be considered an okay daily novel. But it feels a little weird at the back, just over 30 shots behind. Are you going to retire? How do you feel? I would like to give five stars to encourage the author.
The writing is quite good, some details are vividly described, and it really eats meat.
Good looking(♥∀♥)
The writing is okay, but the setting is a bit unclear, but I really have to eat it.