Another World: I'm Really Just an Ordinary Chef

A great book with great potential, and the story content is very logical. The strange knot that the protagonist got in the past became a time-travel door to another world. Although the main store has not started, it makes money through the other world. At first, I thought it was another of those cliché but unreasonable two worlds buying and selling gold. Unexpectedly, the author asked the protagonist to go to the other world to buy jewelry, and then return to the current world to sell the jewelry to make reasonable money. The development of the novel is also very smooth to read. At the same time, the personalities and experiences of the important characters are written very vividly. At present, I feel that the author is unfolding the entire designed background of the different world through the experience of each diner in the different world. In addition, the cooking aspect is also very sophisticated. Reading about the cooking process made me feel hungry and eager to eat something. This is rare in cooking novels. Many novels only focus on cooking but fail to describe the color, smell and taste of cooking. It can also be seen that the author not only knows how to cook, but also has good cooking skills. It is highly recommended to read [Learned]

If you are familiar with the writing method of AI, then this is not a good book. The flavor of AI is too strong. I don't know if the author has made any improvements in the future. It's fine if you're not familiar with the way AI writes.

It's quite beautiful. The author has a strong ability to create atmosphere. The description of the alien world is not so direct. He will use some small details to give you a more realistic feeling and a more humanistic touch. Unlike other descriptions that focus too much on the world itself, thus ignoring the reality of the world. As a food-themed novel, the author must have practiced it. I will also make simple snacks in my spare time. The author's description of food preparation is quite methodical. He does not write inexplicably "awesome" just to show that the dishes made by the protagonist are very powerful. The description of the details and techniques makes you feel that this is indeed made by the protagonist with great effort and practicality. 👍 So author, can you update it quickly? This is really nice. 😏

It's a very good novel. I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot development after reading the latest chapter. At first, it felt like a late-night cafeteria in another world, but later it felt more like daily life. I really like the rigorous setting of the author's world view. From the border forest to the imperial capital, the magic academy, and the church holy city, they are all excellent Western fantasy elements. They are classic but not cliche. The descriptions are also very three-dimensional and graphic. It is an excellent one among the same type of novels. However, the novel is not very popular. I hope I can continue writing without cutting it in half.

Comment after seeing the latest progress (Chapter 29) Very good, a potential masterpiece that can give five stars. The subject matter of the book is not new. A simple summary is "Canteen in Another World" where the protagonist can travel twice. I feel like the author must have carefully made reference to the book "Canteen in Another World", the overall atmosphere is very similar. What I found interesting about that book was that after regular customers of different races and classes met in the cafeteria, they returned to another world to find each other and have new intersections. And there are a lot of descriptions of this in this book, so I enjoyed reading it. The author's writing style is good, and it's very comfortable to read. The character descriptions are detailed and vivid. Maybe I haven't written too many chapters yet, so the worldview hasn't been laid out yet, but I feel like the author has the idea of ​​polishing the details more carefully in the future. In addition, since the protagonist can also travel to the other side of the door, I feel like I would like to see more strange alien races and customs in other worlds, or more scenes where the protagonist can experience local (weird) local (weird) cuisine. Regarding the proportion of parts between different worlds and the real world, to be honest, I think most readers would expect more parts about different worlds? But because the diners from another world in this film can appear at the same time as diners from the real world, I think the part where people from other worlds are treated as cosplayers is quite interesting, and I feel that there can be more interaction to a certain extent. Personally, I feel that as long as I don't write too much about the real-life and disgusting parts (such as finding trouble with the landlord/nearby shops, etc.), I can write more about the real-life aspects. As for cooking, the writing and pacing are just fine for now. This feels more like a store opening story than a food story. In terms of food, the dishes don't need to be too fancy, just cook some home-cooked dishes for people from other worlds. Rather than describing the cooking process in too much detail, it would be more interesting to describe the reactions of diners from another world to new dishes. The food now looks delicious. Although the author has tagged many female protagonists 😏, I feel that the emotional line will develop slowly? As long as you don't collect them randomly and don't lick a few copies, it won't be too poisonous. As for the protagonist's strength, as long as he has a certain ability to protect himself, the opponent can fight back without losing any trouble. There are basically no poisonous points, and I feel like the author is aware of this. So both points are acceptable. In summary, it is still in the early stages and has potential worth waiting and watching. There's no problem if the author is slower (of course more would be better [laughs crookedly]). As long as the author is not a supervisor, he will give a five-star review.

I don't know how to write a very professional review, but I did stay up all night to read it from the first chapter. I am used to reading mindless and cool novels. This novel is very comfortable to read. There are not many fighting scenes, but it is very comfortable. The plot is not bad, and the characters in the drama are also very unique. After reading it, I have to catch up on it bit by bit. It's painful (ᗒᗣᗕ)՞

I read the latest chapter in one breath. I thought it was another cliché toilet paper article when I saw the title. I thought it would be fun to read it, but the author proved that clichéd topics can be written very well. The protagonist's actions are logical, the relationship between the characters, and the plot development are all logical. Although it is still possible to avoid Middle-earth, reselling goods, and pretending to be slapped in the face, it is all reasonable and moderate. This is so rare in Tomato's many Akaishi novels. I hope I can finish it.

I originally saw that this book was written by AI and didn't want to read it, but I clicked in and read it anyway. Surprisingly, it was pretty good. The AI ​​flavor was not too heavy, and it had its own plot. It was not mindless like many AI books. It gave me a feeling of déjà vu.

Magic Concession? Can you please stop swallowing my comments? The author is particularly sensitive, please read the reply

Some parts in the middle have traces of AI, and the world view refers to Pangu's creation, but it is really well written. It's not a cool novel in the traditional sense, but it really describes a vivid different world.