Honkai: Star Rail: A Luofu Layabout Opens a Restaurant

I suspect that the author wrote the book just to write about these dishes (actually he made a plate of dumplings for a dish of vinegar) [laughing evilly] and the author writes very well.

See Chapter 79. A daily food article. This is the first time I saw this food anthology, and he actually taught me how to cook. There is no system in this food article. The main character's plug-in is simply because he is a time traveler, and it is similar to the mind, what he thinks is what he gets. Currently, there is no clear indication of combat effectiveness. However, it comes with an aura of forgetfulness. If you have not seen and remembered the protagonist's face, no unit will be able to find the protagonist. Even if you clearly know where the protagonist lives, you will not be able to find his house. If you can't get his location through deduction or other methods, you simply can't find this person. After all, the time traveler, even if he travels through the soul, does not have a household registration in the world. It's an ordinary article, but the cooking part is quite interesting. A weapon to kill time, high-quality food and grass

As others have said, the logic is quite reasonable. The protagonist's golden finger has a low sense of existence and a little power of thinking. The reason for giving it four stars is that there are too many descriptions of food. I am not very fond of food and felt that the number of words in the chapters was a bit watery. Of course, in the eyes of others, food may not be a problem. After all, it is just that I am not cold. It is not that the author's food writing is not good, on the contrary, the writing is very good. The choice of the single heroine Qingque can also avoid greatly affecting the plot. If the readers of Chu Qingque will be very attractive, I hope that Kafka will choose Qiong in this book. The current changes to the plot are quite in line with the effect of big trends that cannot be changed but small ones that can be changed, and the arrangements after the changes are quite reasonable. There are indeed no obvious plot errors. The characters of the factory characters that the protagonist meets, and the names of each department and unit are also in line with the style of Star Railway. From reading, it can be seen that the author has indeed done research. I am a little worried that as the plot changes increase, will the author still maintain rationality? Also, can this kind of daily style become popular? How long can I write if I generate electricity with love... Hope there is at least an ending

The rhythm of the plot is very smooth, but there is one thing to note. If you don't particularly understand the setting, you can ignore it to a certain extent. Don't talk too much about so-and-so being a certain destiny or using the energy of such a destiny. Just choose a destiny you like and design the protagonist with the best ability according to the concept of destiny.

A very nice and heart-warming daily article, which makes people feel warm after reading it. (Ps. The author may really be trying to teach us how to cook. [Face covering]) Finally, I wish the author and her girlfriend peace and health for the rest of their lives.

Disguised as a daily gourmet show (actually it is), it is recommended to watch it after eating, and it is better to eat it with a midnight snack in the evening. There is a sense of reality when reading it, and the real daily life is very warm to read, and it is not like most Bengtie fans who either rely too much on the main plot or too much on happiness. Also, the green bird is so cute

The daily writing is very good, and a lot of descriptions of cooking are also mentioned in the introduction (I like it a lot, but I got hungry while reading it), and the emotional lines are very natural. Hmm~ It's Chu Nan's feeling (I didn't mention the author) There are spoilers below The main reason why many people gave low scores in the comments is because of Luofu's official attitude towards the male protagonist and the male protagonist's behavior ("meddling in other people's business" without much strength)? Luo Fu's attitude: Jing Yuan originally wanted Yun Qijun to take the protagonist to Shence Mansion, but he changed his mind in an instant and went to Youqiu Prison. I would have been surprised if the protagonist did not take him to Youqiu Prison in the way he attracted attention. Originally only Yun Shang Wuxiao knew about it, excluding Jing Yuan himself, Bai Xiang's remaining Dan Heng, Jingliu, and Blade. Which one is not wanted by Xianzhou? After the misunderstanding was solved later, the male protagonist was temporarily under surveillance in prison. In addition to being unable to contact the outside world, the reception was good enough. Is this a prison sentence? The eldest brother who was the caretaker came to work as a waiter in a five-star hotel. About the male protagonist who wants to live a stable life without any strength, but insists on "meddling in other people's business" to remind Xianzhou about the dangers in the future. How can this be the point where the male protagonist is disliked? From our perspective, they are virtual game characters. Even the male protagonist is fictional in this novel. However, the male protagonist has contact with them after traveling through time. He is no longer just a game character, even if he does not count the 4-star and 5-star characters. There are so many NPCs and people who do not appear in the game at all. They are all flesh and blood lives. The pursuit of a stable life is because the male protagonist died in a car accident in his previous life. This life is very difficult. His parents died in the war and he became an orphan. Stability is already a great blessing. But how could he not care about the elders who took care of him, Qingque, and countless ordinary people like him that he could see walking on the street? Emotions are real and love is real. Will he die? Will he be targeted by someone with intentions? Will he be let down? How could he not be afraid, but brave people who are not afraid of death are not the only ones who sacrifice for others. Knowing that you are outmatched and still fighting to the death is called brave stupidity. In my opinion, this refers to people who do not know how to adapt. Their purpose is to kill the enemy in front of them, and the male protagonist's first purpose is to save people. Regardless of whether his stable life can be saved in the end, he has succeeded the moment he says it. I think the male protagonist here is set up perfectly. If you like this book, please support it. The author said that the current 120 chapters only account for a quarter of the current outline. There will be more stories in the future, which is worth looking forward to. Add a bookshelf and give it a like.

Good-looking, a very ordinary life and a novel written just to write recipes [face covering]

It's super good-looking, and it can be seen that the author is really serious about writing. It's logical, and the characters have no OCs. They are all written according to what they would do in this situation. There are no typos. I am more daily-oriented at the moment. I can say that Star Iron is quite beautiful.

It's a good one in the fandom. The heroine is Qingque, and the plot is bland, suitable for old people like me [laughing]