A Supreme Rice Spirit Root, and the Sect's Sacred Artifact Is a Microwave!

This is a very good food article, but the story is relatively light, and the interaction between water friends in the live broadcast is too simple. Well, it should be said that all communication feels like one person talking. Of course, this is not the focus, the focus is on food. The description of this aspect is indeed very good, and the method of making food can really be used in reality. It is something with a certain basis. He knows so many weird ideas, the author is really amazing! The writing style is very delicate, and you can almost tell that the author is a quiet person, not good at communicating with others, but his emotions are delicate and sensitive, and it feels like he is writing about another ideal self, which is still very interesting.

The plot is great and the characters are well developed. Perhaps because the writing style of this article is more male-oriented, the conversations with netizens often include pornographic and dirty words, and there are often behaviors such as wanting to be someone else's father. Personally I don't like it very much But the author's plot is very good and remarkable. The language is also more Northeastern, with a lot of dialects, which is quite interesting. Overall humorous. What needs to be avoided is that in the early stages of the article (before Chapter 160), the affection between parents may be replaced by the affection between the heroine and her aunt. Her parents didn't seem to pay much attention to the heroine, and they only had one phone call. Moreover, the father feels like a very typical father (affectionate, chauvinistic, upholding the idea of ​​raising children for old age, and treating the heroine's upbringing as an investment). The description of family love is very realistic and doesn't quite fit the tendencies I want to pursue when reading a novel.

It's interesting, it's very visual, and it's very detailed. And if you want to reproduce it, I don't think it would be too difficult, although I've never done it before.

While watching, I felt very appetizing, and even wanted to make a delicious meal myself [cover face][cover face][cover face] It's no problem to use it as a novel for dinner~~

The first one was pretty good, but it started to get a bit repetitive. Every time, a bunch of people said no, and then got slapped in the face. Later, don't just limit it to live broadcasts, you can write about variety shows, cooking competitions, etc.

This is one of the few female-channeled novels that I can read [like]. The reason why I gave it four stars is not because the content is not good. I can only say that most of them are male-channeled novels!

It's good-looking, and the main character feels full of energy and has a very likable personality. The book is very bland except for the story conflicts in the later commercials. The description of the family has a very bland sense of happiness. There are no scumbags or wooing girls, but only relatives who love their children and the lover of the love object. Although this book does not have any particularly dramatic conflicts, it excels in its detailed description of ordinary and happy daily life. Some people say that it is full of swear words and dirty jokes, but I don't think there are any very uncomfortable swear words, and the jokes are all within the acceptable range, like the kind we usually say. Overall, it is very worth reading.

This is cool and can get practical skills. The author's description is very picturesque, and you can feel that the author has really studied the cooking skills, and the cooking part is very healing. The author writes about trolls very realistically and from a variety of angles.

The article is also very good and detailed. It explains the food of the protagonist. It is a funny and light-hearted article. It is quite funny overall. There are many food that you can try, but you can still improve [Like] I hope the author and readers can make progress together.

It's really beautiful. I've learned a lot of lazy cooking methods [making faces]