The Scumbag Ignores the Plot and Becomes Everyone's Favorite with His Cooking

Overall, it's alright. The main character has a mild personality but is very serious about food. Up to chapter 32, there haven't been any particularly eccentric or annoying characters, and the plot development lacks intense conflict, progressing smoothly and gently.

There's a subtle sense of warmth, savoring the tranquility of life in the ordinary little things. Food can soothe the soul, just as literature can calm restless emotions. The simple meals and everyday dishes, amidst the warmth of daily life, hold the most genuine tenderness; the sweet and warm taste on the tongue can always dispel the weariness and grievances of life.

The plot is rather gentle, with a slow-burn feel. But it also has a touch of humanity. However, the emotions throughout this little world feel rather understated, without much drama, giving the impression of people living their simple lives peacefully. That's quite nice.

What I particularly like is the description of the food; the writing style is gentle and warm, making you want to cook a meal yourself. That's the charm of cooking – the cook is happy, and the eater is happy too. It seems to be primarily a food-themed book, and so far it's been quite good. The pacing might be a bit slow, perhaps 40-50 chapters per story.

Author, your other books are also good. This one is quite good, and I've been waiting for updates.

It's a baby story... I'm really not cut out for it.

It's quite good, and the description is also quite good.

Nice, a very cozy life, 👍

The food descriptions are very appealing and make you hungry; the writing style is natural and doesn't feel awkward.

It looks really good, I think.