The Outcast: I’m a God of Cooking, So How Did I Become the Company’s Darling?

It's fun, but a bit too fragrant, too addictive, and a bit exaggerated. If this continues, wouldn't it be difficult to ensure the male protagonist's personal safety? Just like the four crazy ones can seduce people's desire.

I caught up with the progress in no time. The novel is very interesting, and the words and sentences are also very humorous. I really can't help but laugh. I feel that the current low rating is because the novel is just starting out, with only more than 60 chapters. Personally, I rarely click in when reading novels with few chapters. It is estimated that many people are like me, so the author holds on and don't give up. Only persistence will win! To add, I support no cp, because many novels show that the character setting, plot setting, and author's writing are very good, but they have to add one or more female protagonists, whether male harem or female harem, I never read it. Only pure emotion is moving, and one emotion is divided into several parts, which is essentially a stallion. I can't understand what is touching about such emotions, and it is just a routine of mindless and cool novels. But I personally don't understand the pleasure, only the feeling of boredom! And many of the emotional scenes are really awkward! Many female protagonists are either written very convincingly, or they are written as female gangsters and think they are very attractive! Really, many novels are obviously very good-looking, but whenever a female protagonist appears and gets embarrassed two or three times, she will definitely leave silently.

The poorest episode of Tongtong. Even the pig's trotters can't be eaten open, and the food labels don't even bother the police.

It's not bad. The food and character descriptions are okay. Nothing too OC. However, the author can consider changing the rewards of the tasks into cooking skills, such as the Fierce Bull Blue Dragon Slash in Chinese Ichiban. Not only is it convenient to cook, but it can also be used as a pretense.

It's a good food story, but can the male protagonist have no cp and only focus on cooking and leveling up?

Summary: "One Person: The Chef Who Sells Bingbing Everywhere"

It looks okay, but I don't know if there is a female protagonist (it's better to add one), and if the male protagonist doesn't have many scenes behind him, it feels like it's just a camera. To sum up, it has a lot of food scenes, and it's a one-man food story. Those who want to watch a movie without a female protagonist, just search for the tag without a female protagonist, and other authors don't use the tag without a female protagonist. Why can't it be a movie with a female protagonist? If you want to watch a movie without a female protagonist, search for it yourself. Don't say anything in my comments about wanting a movie without a female protagonist. If you want a movie without a female protagonist, tell the author yourself. See if the author will pay attention to you. If you like it, just go away [laughter and cry] [laughter and cry] [laughter and cry]

The name alone and God of Cooking attracted me to it. It looks pretty good but the article is relatively short. It just needs the author to be more rational and not be too awesome all at once. God of Cooking can make effective food or not. The chef can choose when cooking. This is a personal suggestion. Let's see if the author wants to consider it.

There is nothing poisonous about it. I hope the book has no CP. The rating is a bit low and should be around 7.8 [Chigua]

The front was very good, but after seeing the prison, I felt uncomfortable watching it.