My Cooking God System Is Acting Up

This is a very interesting food system article, it is lighthearted and funny without being awkward, and the pace is very comfortable. The author writes the cooking and system tasks in a very down-to-earth manner without forcing cheating. The laughter is so natural that it makes me want to order takeout just by looking at it. The supporting characters are not boring and the plot is not procrastinating. It is suitable for daily relaxation and reading. The more you read, the more you will get hooked. The food descriptions are very graphic, and the system settings are unconventional, a bit nonsensical but logical. The protagonist has a lovable personality, neither a virgin nor aggrieved. He solves various minor situations while practicing cooking, which makes him feel very involved. There is no cruelty, the whole process is easy to heal, and it is suitable for catching up on time.

I really found a treasure! This book is full of laughs throughout, and the side effects of every dish made me laugh so hard. I originally thought it was a pure comedy, but the plot of Wanghai Town warmed my heart. The protagonist's character is lovable, the supporting characters are all vivid, and there are no bloody routines. The more you watch, the more you become obsessed with it. The electronic mustard ceiling is really hammered!

Not bad, it's a funny and heartwarming article. While upgrading tasks, it also gives everyone the ability to get rid of stubborn illnesses and worries. It's a good-looking article and worth thinking about deeply. Good review! ! [Smile]

What a treasure! It's light-hearted and funny, not depressing at all, and I laughed out loud throughout the whole thing. The protagonist is a Buddhist cook who is accidentally bound to an unreliable system. Cooking has ridiculous side effects. The settings are new and imaginative. The more you watch, the more you get addicted.

This is the first time I read a story about the side effects of the food system, and I was quite surprised; some texts focus on the food processing and cooking process; some focus on writing about the funny reactions of diners; some focus on the supporting role of the food system in the protagonist's cultivation of immortality; This article combines the process of making delicious food well with the growth of diners' income and the events of the sect. The male protagonist looks like a spectator and a character in the play...

To be honest, Tomato ratings are confusing. But basically, anything with a score of 9 or above, or a score of 8.7 Or above, should be a good book. I have the impression that there is an 8.3 Version, and the writing is really good, but this is an exception. And this book is even more bizarre. The rating is: No rating yet. If the number of words is small, that's it. It's over 700,000 words, but there's still no rating yet? I want to see what's going on. After watching it, I felt pretty good. So, what exactly is this scoring system? Why is there no rating yet?

Readers who don't want to read heart-wrenching plots but prefer light-hearted and funny cooking stories are in luck. This article focuses on daily cooking and getting into trouble and making it comedic. The atmosphere is relaxed and nonsensical. So joyful. . .

There are all kinds of people in this world. Some are scheming, some are superficial, some are selfish, some are jealous... But there are also warm, sunny and fun ones. Words touch people's hearts. To be able to write such words, the author must be a warm and interesting person. I also want to be a warm person. 😊

Yes, the article is light-hearted and funny without lacking in warmth. The author's writing style is good. The story of using system binding to upgrade breaks away from the original cliché plot and becomes down-to-earth, humorous, and very attractive! The overall impression is good, keep up the good work! [Like][Like]

Laughing like crazy! The setting of the egg-fried rice that increases cultivation but is bald is really weird. The author's nonsensical and funny plot is down-to-earth and creates a strong contrast that makes people unable to listen to it. . . Those who like silly comedy can get into this trap [laughs][laughs]