Su Xiyun transmigrates to the cultivation world, but the thing she binds to is neither a God of War System nor the soul of an ancient master.
It’s a completely bonkers gourmet System bent on winning the Golden Keyboard Award for “Best Support of the Year.”
Mission from the start: kiss the ground for ten minutes and recite, “Ah! Great Mother Earth!”
The System’s logic: good dishes need good ingredients, and good ingredients have to be grown by hand!
And so begins the chaotic cultivation-world venture of a Host forced to farm, who just wants to coast, and a cutthroat System dreaming of turning its Host into a God of Cooking.
She treats spirit fields like vegetable patches, spiritual power like a farmer’s strength, and ancient ferocious beasts like guard dogs. She only wants to lie flat and collect rent, yet she keeps “accidentally” using egg fried rice to help sword immortals overcome their inner demons, spicy hotpot broth to save the Demon Venerable from qi deviation, and a pickle jar to cart off an ancient immortal artifact.
The cultivation world slowly goes mad: the powerful fight over a single “Old Su Family VIP Discount Card,” and the war between immortals and demons pauses because she says, “If you break my ingredients, you can’t afford to pay for them.”
Su Xiyun looks at the long line outside her door, all waiting for a meal, and scratches her head in despair. “I really just want to be a retired chef!”
Then the Heavenly Gate swings open with a thunderous crash because the aroma of the old soup she’s simmered is so good it makes everyone drool.
Only then does she realize: the final destination of cultivation is getting a government job (as a chef).
The subject matter is very novel and the writing is very good, but the logic is lacking. It refers to the most basic logic. For example, Jingsha pepper is so spicy that it can burn a wooden spoon or even burn a kitchen knife. The heroine actually eats it directly. She has not practiced yet and is still a mortal body. She is really not afraid. Death, and the Chaos Green Lotus. If it grows and needs to be picked, the system will say that it will be punished by God. The heroine is not afraid of eating it directly. She has no idea about the punishment or even the serious consequences. She only knows to eat, eat, eat. Even if it is eating, the heroine of the food article knows that eating is normal, but she must also listen. If you go in, you should have a basic IQ. As long as the heroine has a special physique or a system to resist, just say it's no problem and I won't say anything if I can resist it. But I don't have either. The other thing is that I am very kind to my enemies. I just give them one chance. There is no need to give them two chances. , In short, those who pursue logic and want to read mindless writing (including the most basic logic, such as holding an umbrella when it rains, knowing that this mushroom can poison people and not eating it, can be ignored) can enter. The four stars are given based on the writing, characterization, and subject matter.
I finished reading it in one go, and I feel that the author's writing is good and quite comfortable. The heroine is lazy, neither anxious nor trying hard. It has the kind of old-age feeling (?) Logic. It can only be said that the heroine is really big-hearted. It is indeed a bit difficult to accept eating chili peppers directly, but if the heroine knows that she has a special physique, she can still accept it. Generally speaking, there are no major problems, and small problems can be ignored for the time being, and I feel good. But one thing, author, did you forget to write about the appearance of the black dog?
The subject matter is very novel and the writing is very good, but the logic is lacking. It refers to the most basic logic. For example, Jingsha pepper is so spicy that it can burn a wooden spoon or even burn a kitchen knife. The heroine actually eats it directly. She has not practiced yet and is still a mortal body. She is really not afraid. Death, and the Chaos Green Lotus. If it grows and needs to be picked, the system will say that it will be punished by God. The heroine is not afraid of eating it directly. She has no idea about the punishment or even the serious consequences. She only knows to eat, eat, eat. Even if it is eating, the heroine of the food article knows that eating is normal, but she must also listen. If you go in, you should have a basic IQ. As long as the heroine has a special physique or a system to resist, just say it's no problem and I won't say anything if I can resist it. But I don't have either. The other thing is that I am very kind to my enemies. I just give them one chance. There is no need to give them two chances. , In short, those who pursue logic and want to read mindless writing (including the most basic logic, such as holding an umbrella when it rains, knowing that this mushroom can poison people and not eating it, can be ignored) can enter. The four stars are given based on the writing, characterization, and subject matter.
I finished reading it in one go, and I feel that the author's writing is good and quite comfortable. The heroine is lazy, neither anxious nor trying hard. It has the kind of old-age feeling (?) Logic. It can only be said that the heroine is really big-hearted. It is indeed a bit difficult to accept eating chili peppers directly, but if the heroine knows that she has a special physique, she can still accept it. Generally speaking, there are no major problems, and small problems can be ignored for the time being, and I feel good. But one thing, author, did you forget to write about the appearance of the black dog?