Otherworldly Chef: I Really Didn’t Drug the Food

It's hard to say, but the advantage is that it's an invincible story, you have to eat it quickly, the male protagonist treats the female protagonist well, he has identification skills, and you can see the number of times the female protagonists have experienced it. If you don't enter it, it will remind you that it is not 100% brand new, so you don't have to worry about the purity of the female protagonist. The disadvantage is that lightning protection is very strange. When going to the Adventurers Association, it is specifically written that the female protagonists wear loose clothes, so the author should have the awareness of lightning protection, but the description of Elu's work maid outfit is more complicated than her normal clothes. Showing off your figure, diners who have spent money can watch adventurers who haven't spent money, right? (Joke). Another problem is that when the protagonist kills Tras (a demon with the ability to devour and has killed many people, and the value is in the thousands), the two heroines secretly saved him. The protagonist only cut off one of Tras's arms and was teleported away by him. It was said that he wanted to make atonement for his sins, but there was no description of catching the atonement later, and he was still preparing to cause trouble. It's hard to comment.

Although the effect of the egg fried rice above is a bit poisonous, for normal people to buy a good slave, of course it is educated and trained, and does not procrastinate. It is not like other books that are just bought and read, just to nourish the stomach. On this point, I will give you a five-star praise [Punch Out]

Not bad, a refreshing article about Western fantasy food

If you don't poke, I just like to watch the emperor's uncle