I Run a Food Truck in a World of Monsters

Awesome, this protagonist is very gentle, moms who like small French fries can also try this, and the main thing is the fragrant rice. I happen to like food, road survival, and a big world view. Don't give up, author.

It feels very interesting, I like food-related plots, and it feels so warm to see diners enjoying the food cooked by the protagonist! This one is different from other road survival games. The aborigines don't know that there are foreign players, and everyone gets along well with each other. This is quite novel to me. In the early stage, I felt that the protagonist's price was a bit low, but it should increase later (capitalists have exerted their efforts) (bushi). Overall, the plot updated so far is pretty good and quite interesting. I hope there is no cp, just keep the status quo. I came to see you make food, not to see you fall in love. Food articles only want to read content related to food, no emotional lines required

So far, the writing is pretty good, keep going [already planted]. The subject matter is very interesting. If the number of words is larger, the data will be better. Come on [plus one on the bookshelf]. Some suggestions: 1️⃣ Determine whether there is cp as early as possible. The most taboo is to add cp in the middle of the beginning without cp. Determine whether there is cp. Tag it in the profile (no cp/single heroine/multiple heroines) to filter the audience (if you don't tag, cp will be included by default. Some non-cp parties will pass directly.) (Tips: If you are sure there is no cp, be sure not to write ambiguous plots, as there will be negative reviews.) 2️⃣The thank you post can be placed at the end of each chapter if the author has something to say, and the text can be placed directly. Each swipe is very time-consuming and affects the reading experience. 3️⃣There are currently few descriptions of road survival, but I still want to read the content. Updates are unstable

I saw the stalls set up here in the Beast City. It looked so good. The format of road survival + food is very interesting. The highway part progressed smoothly, and the focus was still on cooking and selling food. Most of them were relatively daily dishes. The main character menu changed once or even twice a day, and the upgrade was relatively fast, which was very comfortable to watch. The diners' reactions are well written, very diverse, more translated, slightly exaggerated, and very interesting. The world view is pretty good, there are all kinds of monsters, I like Beast City. The first two service stations are quite interesting, especially the little raccoon, which is so cute. When Kuicheng sold noodles, several of the regular customers didn't get it, but the cow was really funny. I hope the teachers at Beast City Pizza can try it. I didn't know if I could order food, so I ordered first: I wanted to see hot squid, hand-made lemon tea, Fuding pork slices, and barbecue.

The cooking descriptions are very detailed, the settings are meticulous, the world view is relatively complete, the characters are kind and lovely, and the overall rhythm is warm and peaceful. It should be noted that this book is a female channel. This does not mean that there is anything wrong with the plot, but after the chapter on the animal market, there will be explosive maternal terms such as "flesh" and "cheche", as well as female channel template plots. It is not too much, but if you cannot accept this kind of caution. The second point is the contradiction. So far, only the stupid monsters that may be found in the treasure chests can kill people, and the monsters that the protagonist feeds are all kind and amiable. The beast market is just a whole "Zootopia", but you still call them monsters? But if it's a warm-hearted approach and a lot of people die, it's a bit too tooly.

It's a very interesting article. I really can't get tired of reading the theme of restaurants in other worlds. This book adds the innovation of travel restaurants to the classics. The various monster towns are also very interesting. Beast City feels a bit like the type of Zootopia, but there are too few and not enough to read. The author can write more

I was poisoned by the pricing...

The subject matter is good and relatively new, and the plot is also good. There are no surprises. The author can pay more attention to the front and back. I am now at chapter 47. The last chapter said that it will cost 35 gold coins, and the next chapter will cost 25 gold coins. For some numerical calculations, it would be better if it is more detailed.

It's a very novel article. It's rare to see this kind of subject matter. The description is very delicate. It has a sense of pictures in my mind. The characters are also very well drawn. I feel that every character is cute. Every monster and monster is thinking about the food cooked by the protagonist. It's very cute in contrast ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

A very novel food article, the author is also very attentive, and he has found gold in tomatoes again.