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

Good. I love watching it. The male lead's personality is very distinct, and he doesn't procrastinate. He's a bit eccentric, though, by always having flowers before cooking, but since it's food, it's understandable; one should have reverence for food. Very good. We don't know who the female lead is yet, but the few characteristics she's shown so far are quite distinct.

I finished it in one night. In the first few chapters, the protagonist did seem a bit weak, and although he could boost combat power, he was ultimately a chef, which was frustrating as he didn't have any class-specific bonuses. But after reading a few more chapters, I was drawn in by the writing style and am looking forward to the rest.

The new approach breaks away from the traditional, purely underdog-to-hero story, but it's still a familiar formula. If you can accept knowing the ending from the beginning, then I'd recommend it. It's definitely more direct and engaging than those stories that rely on suspense and mystery. However, I don't understand why the protagonist, if he wanted to kill Raymond, let him go first.

It's quite novel; the protagonist's cooking permanently boosts his attributes. He has a sister with a tyrannical title and a powerful mother. The plot revolves around cooking and training subordinates. Those who like to delve into details shouldn't watch it or should write their own reviews. They might find the clichéd plot of showing off and getting slapped in the face old-fashioned, but I found it alright. I had commented before, but I haven't updated since.

Oh my god, this is a treasure, kids! The protagonist is intelligent, has a powerful background, and the character development is superb. It's just the right amount of fun, truly invincible! The plot is non-toxic and without any plot holes [I've learned something new], and there are even wheels that occasionally run over my head. It's amazing! ⌓‿⌓

The male protagonist's character is handled exceptionally well, avoiding the clichéd feeling of hypocrisy. He openly admits his liking for beautiful women, unlike in other books where he treats women with special privileges. Most of the supporting characters aren't mindless; their actions are motivated, not just mindless displays of power waiting for the protagonist to humiliate them.

The beginning was really good and very engaging. I don't really like overpowered, wish-fulfillment stories, so I felt the pacing in the beginning was quite good. However, the later parts had a lot of flaws, especially the part about entering the academy.

It's beautiful, although there are a few minor flaws, but the little tentacle girl is really cute.

It's so good! I was so excited I fell off the bed.

I've read two of your books: the first is "Conquering the Gods," and the second is "Plants vs. Zombies." This is your third book, but I don't think I've read more than 20 chapters of any of them. The first few chapters seemed quite interesting, but I instantly lost interest after chapter five. 🤦