[Two male protagonists + cultivating immortals + delicious food]
Ling Ke, as a recently graduated college student, complained to his friends about a cannon fodder with the same name as him in a book about cultivating immortals. As a result, he was hit by a passing truck while buying groceries the next day. He transformed into the cannon fodder Ling Ke who was against the protagonist. In order to survive, he chose to use the gourmet skills passed down from his parents to change his fate.
Later, the food he cooked attracted most of the monks, and he gained a lover.
Reader comments
It's good to watch, but sometimes it feels a bit boring. There's nothing special about it. I just feel that the relationship doesn't deepen much. It's just about family and friendship. It could be written more clearly, or about love. Well, it also feels a bit skipped. For example, if the protagonist travels through time, why he doesn't miss his parents? The author, you will be able to explain it, but if you start a new chapter like this, it feels a bit far away and it doesn't feel very good.
It's good to watch, but sometimes it feels a bit boring. There's nothing special about it. I just feel that the relationship doesn't deepen much. It's just about family and friendship. It could be written more clearly, or about love. Well, it also feels a bit skipped. For example, if the protagonist travels through time, why he doesn't miss his parents? The author, you will be able to explain it, but if you start a new chapter like this, it feels a bit far away and it doesn't feel very good.