Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Slays with Her Cooking

It's alright. I clicked in because it was a food-themed novel, but after reading the first world's story, I felt like I'd wasted my time... It's less a food novel and more like the protagonist has a cheat code for cooking, which provides her with a powerful backer, and then the plot races in her favor.

The premise is alright, and the food descriptions are especially delicious, but I feel it's unnecessary to limit the story to characters with male-related relationships like ex-wives and fiancées. Honestly, the second world made my heart skip a beat 🤦 I'll wait and see, and hopefully there will be less screen time for men.

It's so good! The female lead is a super chef, it's making my mouth water! 😋 A satisfying and gradual read. Why isn't the second world finished yet after all this time? In the first world, the parents were exonerated, which was barely acceptable since the system didn't force revenge. The second world is purely about helping the poor; the female lead finally opened a small shop and said that no matter how big it gets, it will always be "Song's." Why doesn't she write her own name on it?

The writing is quite good, but I felt a bit disappointed with the first world. I think the disappointment was for the original owner. Although she wanted to become Mrs. Feng, that shouldn't be the reason she suffered all this injustice. The author didn't explain why the female lead's parents treated her well after she arrived, and it wasn't because of any personal gain.

So far it looks great, I really like this kind of food-themed novel, and I haven't seen any romance in the latest chapters. The only downside is that the author hasn't said if it's a no-romance story; I hope it is. I'll save it for later, following the updates is a real pain! [Please update more frequently!]

Having finished reading the first world, I found the author's writing quite good. However, I personally disliked the setup where the protagonist leaves the world early, leaving behind a clone or having the system manage the world.

It's a great read. The food descriptions outweigh the plot details. Although the original story of the small world is a bit melodramatic, the protagonist remains calm and doesn't make any deliberate reactions. He simply and earnestly manages his beloved career and lives his life naturally and earnestly. I personally really like this kind of story. Rather than a cannon fodder's rise to power, it feels more like a traveler's journey, and it's quite entertaining to read while eating. 🤔

It's good, but I guess there won't be any romantic pairings after I started watching. I came here for the food, and I'm not really looking for a romance. However, if the author has other plans, please let me know in advance! 💕💕💕💕

So far, it seems to have no flaws for me. I'm looking for a lighthearted food-themed novel, and this one has a lot of food content interspersed with a small amount of plot. The plot is all reasonable, there are no stereotypical villains or unpleasant events, and the female lead focuses solely on cooking. The food described is also incredibly tempting! [Please update more frequently!]

Wonderful! The book is filled with delicious food interspersed with small plot points. The author clearly enjoyed writing it; the food descriptions and story blend seamlessly, creating a heartwarming writing style. Keep writing!