[Original Single Female Protagonist] [Original Foreign Academy] [Original Competition] [Cutting the Last Season]
"I want to be someone who can cook food that makes people happy."
At the age of five, Chisong Liao made a vow.
Thirteen years later, this boy from Hokkaido stood at the top of Totsuki Academy, becoming the first among the top ten. In the third grade, he led Totsuki's team to win the Global Culinary Academy Championship.
The starting point of all this was when he went to France when he was ten years old and met her at the Astruc Manor.
"Why is your Japanese juice so clear?" Héloïse Astruc asked him curiously.
"Because I want you to drink the real delicious taste." Liao handed a bowl of food to her.
From strangers to familiarity, from discussion to acquaintance, five years of getting along day and night has brought the two hearts that love cooking closer and closer.
On the eve of departure, Héloïse said with red eyes: "I will wait for you in Lancel."
"No," Liao shook his head with a firm gaze, "We will meet again at the grandest competition in the world. By then, I will beat you with dignity."
Many years later, when Yuanyue and Lancel met in the finals, and when Dang Liao and Heloise looked at each other across the field - that youthful promise finally came to bloom.
Reader comments
I started writing it when I was a child, and wrote in detail the reasons why I wanted to become a chef and the process of growing up. The protagonist is not set up to have a special talent and a slow-paced daily life. The relationship with the heroine seems to be very good at the moment, but looking at the introduction, it seems that they will be separated later, and one will go to Yueyue and the other to Lan or something. I still want to watch campus romance [crying]
The writing is still very good. It does not directly intervene in the main plot, but starts from the protagonist's childhood. This retains a lot of freedom and better grasps the protagonist's image. Appropriate retention of Japanese nouns makes it easier to read, and the description is very delicate, which feels good [like][like][like]
It feels very good to watch, and the image of the protagonist is well written. I am looking forward to the follow-up plot.
It's pretty good to watch, at least the writing is understandable, and the plot description is pretty good.
I started writing it when I was a child, and wrote in detail the reasons why I wanted to become a chef and the process of growing up. The protagonist is not set up to have a special talent and a slow-paced daily life. The relationship with the heroine seems to be very good at the moment, but looking at the introduction, it seems that they will be separated later, and one will go to Yueyue and the other to Lan or something. I still want to watch campus romance [crying]
The writing is still very good. It does not directly intervene in the main plot, but starts from the protagonist's childhood. This retains a lot of freedom and better grasps the protagonist's image. Appropriate retention of Japanese nouns makes it easier to read, and the description is very delicate, which feels good [like][like][like]
It feels very good to watch, and the image of the protagonist is well written. I am looking forward to the follow-up plot.
It's pretty good to watch, at least the writing is understandable, and the plot description is pretty good.