The Tentacled School Beauty Is Hoarding Food? Fine, Let’s Make Takoyaki

Nice. Love to watch. The male protagonist has a very distinct personality and does not delay in doing things. It's just a bit wrong to have some flowers every time before cooking, but since it's food, it's okay. You have to be in awe of food. Very nice. I don't know who the heroine is yet, but I feel that the characteristics that appear so far are very distinct. /The little tentacles are a bit silly and have a very obvious non-human behavior. They should gradually become more and more human-like in the future. Korean crows belong to the typical three categories, right? (Although I don't know exactly what Sanwu is...), But if I give it up in the later stage, the shyness and the feeling of being overwhelmed and confused in dealing with intimate relationships may be very different [shyness]. There is also the eldest sister and the dream demon. In comparison, I like the eldest sister more. She is strong and shy, not the same as the cuteness of the little crow, and it will feel a lot better if you knock her down👍; as for the "aunt" at the back, yes. Quite interesting? [Think]

I finished reading it in one night. In the first few chapters, I did feel that the protagonist was a bit useless, and although he can increase his combat power, he is still a chef. I felt unhappy that there was no professional bonus, but after reading a few more chapters, I was attracted by the writing. I look forward to the follow-up.

The new idea is to get rid of the traditional pure counterattack method, but it is still the same old routine. If you can accept that you can know the ending after reading the beginning, then I recommend it. It is indeed more direct and meaningful than those old story routines that love to make mysteries. But I don't understand why the protagonist lets go of Raymond first if he wants to kill him? He was ambushed by others and two teammates died. Moreover, he didn't even ask about the heroine's ability before setting off on the mission. He had to go over there and ask. Of course, to read this book, you have to accept the protagonist's aloof status and ordinary person's behavior. He is not a person who can think from the perspective of ordinary people. As ordinary people, it is generally difficult for us to assume this kind of role. As far as this platform is concerned, the vast majority of readers are ordinary people. Although the world is like this, it is still not good to engage in class antagonism.

It's very novel. The protagonist's attributes can be permanently improved by cooking. He has a sister who is called a tyrant, and a powerful mother. The plot is about cooking and training his subordinates. If you like to get into trouble, don't read it or write your own review. I think the plot is cliche and cliché, but I think it's okay.

Oh, Maiga, it's a treasure, kids. The protagonist has a high IQ, a great background, and the characterization is great. It's just the right amount of fun, really invincible. The plot is non-toxic and thunderous [I've learned it]. There's also a wheel that runs over my head from time to time. It's great⌓‿⌓!

The character of the male protagonist in this book is handled very well, and there is no clichéd sense of hypocrisy. If you like beautiful women, you can openly admit it and you will not have privileges for women like other books. Most of the supporting characters are not brainless, and most of their actions are motivated. They do not just jump out to show off and wait for the protagonist to slap him in the face. If you are powerful, you can use the clichéd behavior of pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger. [Like] Come on, author! !

The front part is really good-looking and very attractive. I don't really like invincible cool stories, so I think the pace of the front part is pretty good. However, there are a lot of bad points in the back part, especially in the entrance part. I said at the beginning that I don't have privileges to enter the college, but I still let the principal solve it when I get to the school gate. I feel like it's a bit of a double standard. I'll look at it later and I'll comment on it if there's anything else. Although they are both villains, it's just weird. It feels like the protagonist is bullying others.

It's nice to look at, although it's a little bit poisonous, but the little tentacle girl is so cute

So beautiful, I fell off the bed so excitedly

I have read two of your books, the first one is God Strategy, the second one is Plants vs. Zombies, and this one is the third one, but I don't think I have read more than 20 chapters of any of your three books. The first few books were obviously quite interesting, but after the fifth chapter I suddenly lost interest [facepalm]