Dressed as a Beautiful Brother, I Rely on Chinese Food to Become a God

It is a very humane and smoky book. Many authors make Xiaoxin look like a magic pill, while Meiyou and Guangzhi are also mere tools. This book describes this family very vividly. It is absolutely praised.

It's super good-looking. I don't usually watch it. It's just a fanfic of childhood anime because some of the writing is so bad. This is the first Crayon Shin-chan fanfic I've read. I feel the writing is very warm and the character is not OC. Oh my God, I discovered a masterpiece. Moreover, the background setting and some relationships are not too dramatic, they are just a warm and daily life, and there are also delicious food stories. Anyway, it looks pretty good on the whole, but there are too few, and I can't even update them suddenly, which scares me [shy]

It's very beautiful, the descriptions are very warm, and the characters are not OOC, but I think the word "absolutely amazing" is used too often. I hope this can be changed [Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

Overall, the atmosphere is good, but, well, there are still many places that are not good. For example, there are too many repeated single descriptive words. For example, Rin Koyama's actions are usually helpless, helpless, and helpless. Haha, writing about his helplessness does not necessarily mean that you can only write the word helpless. At the same time, I think this book still has some gaps in expressing the real life atmosphere in terms of distance, because the author's description is missing the real warm and warm life atmosphere shown in Crayon Shin-chan, and more of it just focuses on writing about food. When it comes to food, the author rarely cooks by himself, so the description of food is generally lacking. It does not mean that the writing is not good, but this kind of feeling can only bring some pictures, but not real feelings. I still gave it 4 stars because I appreciate the author's hard work. Problems are problems, as the saying goes, come on!

It looks good, but the pace is a bit slow. However, food stories generally don't have a main plot. It is recommended to use some of the more prominent plots in the original work as the main auxiliary protagonist, rather than relying purely on the system and food.

This article is really good, with daily warmth, and there is nothing OOC, and there is no harem phenomenon. The characters in it are very three-dimensional, completely different from other Crayon Shin-chan. The protagonist has a very gentle personality, and Xiaoxin is completely a naughty child in other articles. What is written here is the most consistent with the original work, but before the director passed away in the early days, the relationship between Mizu and Hiroshi The sweetness is also very good, not a brainless heartthrob. Goldfinger mainly provides resources and skills. In fact, it is quite cheating, but the writing is good. The only thing that made me uncomfortable is the part about Nanako's father, but the same is true in the anime. There is nothing to say. I don't agree with his father's behavior, but I can see that he really loves his daughter. I hope it will always be a CP-free novel. I recommend reading it.

So far, so good. One drawback is that the portrayal of the characters is not three-dimensional and full. Xiaoxin's quirky little adult image, as well as the occasional words and actions that are either heartwarming or thought-provoking, are not reflected. Guangzhi is currently considered a semi-comic in the novel, and Mei Ya's portrayal is slightly better. I hope it will get better and better.

This food article is so beautifully written. The relationships in it and the author's words about purchasing Meiya and the combat effectiveness of purchasing are very apt. It made me see the scene in the anime. I like it very much [Like][Like][Like]

This book has a lot of feel. Some of the scenes described can be associated with the scenes I have read. Although there is an extra male protagonist, it is not out of the ordinary. It can be regarded as a masterpiece. I hope it can be serialized more. The only Crayon Shin-chan fanfic I have read so far has more than 500 chapters. I hope this one can stick to it.

It's very interesting. I think its plot is similar to that of Crayon Shin-chan's animated version (the characters don't have OOC in the text, and their speech and tone are the same as the animated version). And so far, the connection with the theatrical version is very appropriate. It doesn't feel too abrupt. The theme has always been very clear, which is to make delicious food and not do anything else. Anyway, I feel very happy every time I watch it. I'm looking forward to updates [please update]

It's pretty good so far. Although the plot is a bit slow, it doesn't matter. It can be solved with more updates. It would be better if more words could be spent describing the details of the food and the reactions of the diners. I suggest the author find some food science books and video references (the article can definitely be written more fully and with more words [smile])

It's a very interesting fanfic. It's my favorite combination of Crayon Shin-chan series. The original work is also very warm and natural. Come on, teacher! Is it because the update was wrong, or because the manuscript was given to someone else, why did I write about cultivating immortality? It's super awesome. I'm a new fan. I like it very much.

I originally just casually clicked on the Crayon Shin-chan fandom, but I didn't expect to be deeply touched by the tenderness between the lines of the author's words. It really calmed down all the emotions hidden in the hearts of all the viewers. Seeing that the Nohara family is living more prosperously, and the childhood of the defense team is always carefree, I read in the book review that the author said that Teacher Matsusaka can continue to be with Dr. Delang in this book, but I didn't expect that even the characters with regrets could have a happy life (so I also hope that the author can make up for other small regrets in the book, such as raising children. The regret of the girl named Eisenhower who looked like Xiao Bai, the regret of Dumb looking for a dolphin stone for the girl in the wheelchair, and the original little bird Spielberg, etc.), This kind of writing that does not abuse people's hearts, does not forcefully create conflicts, and just writes about food, daily life, and warmth in a quiet way is really healing. The setting is so wonderful. Bowls of steaming Chinese food warm up the winter in Kasukabe. Thank you very much for your willingness to give Mr. Matsuzaka and Delang a happy ending, which made up for the biggest unhappiness in our childhood. So I secretly hold on to a small extravagant hope: since even such deep regrets can be rewritten with tenderness, can we also give Xiaoxin and Nanazi an emotional line that will grow up and get closer slowly? In reality, they are always separated by years, but in your story, I hope that the little boy who always said he wanted to marry Nanazi's sister can really wait until the day he can be with her. It has already been tied, and I will keep you posted for updates. Cheers to the author!

It's really good. The characters are well-detailed and not OOC at all. The plot is also very interesting. The skills are progressive and you won't be invincible at the beginning. It's a growth stream. From the current point of view, the protagonist should have no cp and no ambiguous links. This is one of my favorite Crayon Shin-chan fanfics. I think the only drawback is that the number of words is too small and not enough to read. And then I hope the author won't interrupt the update and make it unfinished. Happy New Year to everyone! Everything goes well, all your wishes come true, your family is happy, happy and healthy

Four stars, it proves that I am a real person, and the writing is actually good, but the characterization is a bit thin, but the style is very daily and healing, slow-paced, really good ((*^∀^))👍🏻

The writing is particularly delicious. Sometimes when I'm hungry, I literally look for food everywhere while reading. The details are vivid and the pace is comfortable. The dialogues are naturally not OOC, and the plot is not rigid when it comes to inserting into the series. It is full of the healing feeling of childhood.

I personally love food very much, and I also do a lot of research on it in my daily life. I really like this kind of food articles that focus on the dishes, rather than wandering off to other places while cooking, such as those that do not pay attention to the dishes themselves, but instead engage in inexplicable party disputes, or engage in business, or make up the taste of the dishes and are divorced from reality. I know that plot is also the key point to attract readers, but food articles cannot be separated from food. How to grasp the key depends on the author. At present, this work does not have too many bad points, but some of the details are still not good enough. The rhythm is on the one hand, and the details of the dishes are also on the other. There are still many areas that need to be polished, but overall it is still very good, as a new author. I sincerely hope that this work will get better and better. I don't like reading homogeneous novels, they are too boring. If you are willing to write this work, you can write it for a long time. A million words is just the beginning. You can write a lot of things in the theatrical version alone, not to mention the daily line. In addition, we have so many Chinese dishes, even innovative dishes, the combination is excellent. But it also requires the author to create with heart. I believe the author will write better and better as he writes, thank you.

I just finished reading the latest chapter. I think it's a long-running type of writing, and it's quite interesting. To be honest, I'm so greedy that I finished reading it. I have to wait until tomorrow for the author's update😭

Thank you very much. I have read other Crayon Shin-chan fanfics before. Most of the protagonists seem to be with Nanako. I still agree with what you said in the comment. Most of the articles I read are about female protagonists. If you know how to write emotional lines, I have no problem with it. I like this kind of daily-oriented articles very much. If there are no big problems later, I should keep reading until the end.

It's very interesting, the writing is good, the plot is not obtrusive, and it captures Xiaoxin's cuteness and liveliness. Xiaoxin was really cute in the first few seasons. I really like it. It blends well with the original plot. I have read a lot of Xiaoxin fanfics. This one could have been in the top three [Blow Kiss] [Blow Kiss]

It's great, very heartwarming. The original work is already very heartwarming. I didn't expect this one to be even better. The plot is too slow. The author can actually speed up some plots and skip the word count of some watery plots. (And I read that the bad reviews of the book were basically due to the slow plot) Readers who like warmth and slow pace may consider this book, while readers who like fast pace and refreshing writing may also consider reading it. In addition, there should be more authors! The donkeys in the production team don't have such a rest like you! ! ! [Cry][cry][cry]

It's so good. I love reading novels and anime about food. Plus, Crayon Shin-chan is a childhood memory that I still read when I'm twenty years old. It's so awesome! The author strongly asks you not to abandon the update, please!

It's very interesting. The food is written in a way that makes people's stomach growl, and Xiaoxin is also very lively and cute. The protagonist has also integrated well into Xiaoxin's family [Send Heart] [Send Heart] The lack of CP is also my point [Adoration] [Admiration] Finally, I hope that Mei Ya can successfully lose weight [Blowing Kiss] [Flowing Kiss] [Flowing Kiss]

It's pretty good, it's true if it's plain. It's very suitable to watch when you are perfunctory, it will make you feel better. It matches the feeling of Crayon Shin-chan, and the text is more graphic. Personally, I can give it a score of 9.3-9.5 (In line with personal preference)

I hope the author will continue to maintain this level. I just need this light sense of daily life. It is very beautiful and warm. It is a good book that can be read again and again. I recommend everyone to read it. It is best not to write cp. If the cp is not written well, it will be more toxic.

I think this book is pretty good, and now it's tied. Haha, I'm so broken. I feel that this book is very heart-warming, and the daily writing is particularly good. I don't feel that there is much OOC. I even saw Xiaoxin's family getting better and better, and I was a little touched when I bought clothes for Meiya and the others, including Guangzhi's words. After all, I am the head of the family. I asked Meiya to buy the clothes and bags she likes, but Meiya put the money in the bank as Xiaoxin's tuition.

It's a very heartwarming novel, and the daily life is restored very well, but I still hope that the protagonist can have a female protagonist.

It's super good-looking, more in line with the comics, and the food descriptions are more appetizing.

It's quite good-looking. The characters basically don't have OOC. I just don't know how to deal with the eternal five-year-old Shin-chan in the future. I look forward to more characters appearing in the follow-up, as well as a theatrical version.

It's so good. This is the first Crayon Shin-chan fanfic I've read. After reading it, I couldn't find any others as good as this one. It's so good.