Transmigrated as Meiya’s Younger Brother, I Conquer the World with Chinese Cuisine

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]

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.

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.

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]

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])

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.