Growth-Type Chef God: My Proficiency Rises Every Day

It's a good-looking food article, and it doesn't describe girls with melon-shaped faces, long hair reaching their waists, and stuttering. They wish they could give it to themselves (don't ask, it's basically what I read before...), And there is no top-notch one. Do you guys understand? There is no top-notch one!!!! It's the kind of casual and casual food novel about daily life.

This is a very innovative food novel. Unlike previous ones where characters were directly given skills through a system, this one teaches you how to learn on your own. There's a "black slave space" where you can enter and learn techniques. It also features inheritance-like items; clicking on these items allows you to travel directly to that time and space for an "immersive murder mystery game"!

This is the kind of food-themed novel I've been looking for! There's no bankruptcy, gambling, or dumping plot twists at the beginning. The parents are healthy and supportive of the protagonist's business, the younger sister is the comedic relief, the neighborhood is harmonious, and the atmosphere is joyful and funny: When Song Xiaoxiao raises her arm in a rallying cry, wouldn't all the students…

The initial impression has always been good. After the protagonist's grandfather met and participated in the competition, it started to be mixed with poisonous points from time to time, especially the foreigner part that directly felt like a slap in the face in the city. I must have watched too many short dramas by the author.

This is a very novel food-themed novel. The protagonist's cooking skills are all self-taught, not the traditional method of simply imparting experience. I'm deducting one star because of the description of the younger sister. All the family mishaps and shop disturbances stem from her.

The book is great, the plot is good, but sometimes the author uses characters to annoy you in order to advance the plot. For example, the grandfather who had been estranged from the protagonist's family for years suddenly reconciled, and the truant sister... I'm deducting a star just for the grandfather and sister. Please don't introduce the protagonist's uncle's family to annoy me like that! 🙂

A great food article, the plot is very interesting, the characters have distinct and vivid personalities, and the parallel space learning setting is also quite interesting. Has the author been demoted? The food competition and the salmon incident that followed were not only watery but also embarrassing. I shouldn't have expected it.

I started reading this book after reading reviews. I'd read a lot of similar books and was getting tired of the usual teacher-descriptions of food lovers and those random stalls that disappear without a trace. This one really gave me a wonderful surprise, and I couldn't help but want to send it a gift. Please update soon, I'll send you a gift next time!

It's great! The protagonist is like playing a food-themed mini-game. Although it's a food-themed story, it's different from most stories that focus on customer reactions. The focus is more on how to improve your skills by making a dish. It's like playing a game where you learn when to cook the perfect sauce after working at Papa's Burgers for a while.

It's good. First, there really is no female lead; there are no beautiful female customers, just descriptions like exchanging smiles, blushing faces, and the boss being handsome. Second, the author seems to have a younger sister, and their interactions feel very natural. Most books with sisters portray them as having a fake sister.