I'm a Royal Chef, So Ordering Takeout Makes Perfect Sense

Five-star review! I can't be the only one eating poop 💂 The Emperor was so pleased he rewarded the protagonist with 100 coins 😂 What kind of emperor is so stingy? Aren't they afraid of being laughed at if word gets out?

It's a great read, very enjoyable, but could the author please stop trying so hard to be cute when describing the little princess? For example, misspelling "eat" as "seven." A child's cuteness should come from innocent, childlike speech, not unclear pronunciation. I always feel awkward seeing phrases like "seven or not seven."

It's a great read, exciting and humorous, with a brisk pace. Before I knew it, I was reading over ninety chapters. The male lead isn't overly handsome or sleazy; it's the kind of show that girls would enjoy too. I had a dream yesterday that this novel was ruined because no one was reading it due to its low rating 🤦 Why is the rating so low? The rating for male-oriented novels is too harsh!

The theme is quite novel, and the reading flow is smooth and comfortable, making it perfect for reading while eating 🥰🤭 Plus, it doesn't feel like a harem story, and the relationship between the female lead and the palace maid serving the empress is very pleasant to read.

Great! I started reading the AI comic series first and then fell in love with the novel. The novel is even more delicate than the AI comic series. What I especially love is that it's a clean romance novel with no harem. It's really good. I haven't read a male-oriented novel without a harem in a long time. The protagonist's emotional journey is also very delicate. It's very enjoyable and sweet.

Very engaging. Although there are a few logical inconsistencies, the content and writing style are captivating. I unknowingly stayed up two nights straight to finish it. Highly recommended! Just read it without thinking, the plot flows smoothly!

This book can be a good read, a staple for readers. It's quite enjoyable, with a female lead and a well-developed ensemble cast of characters. While the tropes of scheming concubines and eunuchs are a bit cliché and slightly detract from the overall experience, the rest is acceptable. If it continues at this pace, it will undoubtedly become a substantial and satisfying collection of high-quality farming novels in time.

I actually think it's pretty good. The reason others gave it a low score might be because the protagonist isn't satisfying; it's not a wish-fulfillment story, and he's not as aloof as some others, but rather clumsy and cowardly. However, I think this is a normal reaction for a modern person in ancient times. Compared to inexplicably wish-fulfillment stories, I prefer this kind of cowardly and erroneous character.

This book doesn't feature much fighting and killing, though there's a little bit of court intrigue, but it's minimal and not fatal. I've read more than half of it, and no one has died yet. It's quite long, but the time span isn't long—probably only two or three months. The protagonist is a modern person who transmigrates to the ancient Great Qi Dynasty in another world.

Why is the rating so low? I find it very interesting. The author's writing is excellent; the food descriptions are delicious. I'm looking forward to the rest of the story. So far, even someone like me who loses interest quickly has maintained an interested attitude. And it's not insulting to women at all, which is great. I read some comments and everyone said I really enjoyed this story!