Food Hunter Shou

As of now, I've read Chapter 41, and it's been written really well! It's very warm every day, and it's very passionate when fighting, and I feel like I'm immersed in it. Moreover, the growth of the protagonist will really make you feel that he is really practicing, really working hard and really wants to become stronger. It will not be like a system that is inexplicable and the system will issue a task and then give you a reward, and you will suddenly become very, very strong. There is no such feeling. You really think that he is strong as he should be, and not in a vain way. Really, after you read his training process, you will feel that he is strong. This is really the reward that this person should get. It is not like a system novel, where you get a reward for completing a task and become stronger without suffering any injuries or suffering. There is no such feeling, or some system novels want you to become stronger and the protagonist suffers, so they will arrange some very weak skills for you. The plot, but I haven't seen it so far, is that the system has rewarded so many good things before, but you suddenly forget about it when you need to use it, and then make up a reason for you later, and give you a very weak reason to force you to forget about him. As long as you see half of it, people will not want to watch it, but the protagonist's hard-working process of becoming stronger and practicing will not make you feel that way. From what I've seen so far, I can give him 5 stars. Really, the process of him becoming stronger and the suffering he suffered made me feel uncomfortable just watching it, because some of the previous plots really made me feel like he was my younger brother. Watching him come out of the jungle, and then slowly become aware of human nature and emotions, and then his character slowly softens, and then he is trained by his masters to regain his wild nature. Really, it gives you the feeling of watching him grow up slowly and then treating him like a younger brother.

I watched some of it and it was good, but it had too much to do with the plot. I'm quite looking forward to the author creating some original plots. After all, what is captured from the main perspective of the original work is basically what Aru's food cells need. You can add more that Aru needs and his own life menu.

It's okay, one more person is not too much, and one person is not enough, nothing has changed. The author likes to repeat one thing before, knocking him unconscious, and there can still be a fight in the front. In the next section, he is lying on Ling's lap, and the same is the case with the little loli. After the phone call, I will repeat it again in the store, and the training place is also [Chigua]

I am still shameless, I still give myself five-star praise

A book written by a prisoner of the most beautiful food I have ever seen! Highly recommended!

Personally I think it looks pretty good, if you don't like it don't criticize me

Very interesting, a masterpiece among the Prisoners of Food fan fiction.

This book is one of the few good food fanfics I have read. After reading so many chapters, this is the first time I see the protagonist well integrated into the adventure of the protagonist group. I would like to ask what the ending of Yilong will be like, whether he will live according to the TV or die in the comics [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

Where are you? Where did it go? This is a rare masterpiece, but the author is easily missing

What a pretty mouth! [Adoration]