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

Overall, it's okay. The main character has a rather dull personality and is very serious about food. As of Chapter 32, there are no weird or irritating characters in it, and there are no fierce conflicts in the development of the plot, it just progresses smoothly. It feels like it's going through slow time. Chapter 32 has not ended the world, and it doesn't seem to have reached the end yet. At this pace, it feels like there will be about ten chapters, so it is probably a story of 4 or 50 chapters? The good thing about Slow Travel is that the pace is not so urgent and the plot description is relatively complete. As a food article, the description of food, the chef's perception of ingredients and the plot characters' perception of food are very detailed. The bad thing is that the pace is a bit slow, and similar food perceptions will inevitably make people feel repetitive and redundant in the senses.

There is a faint sense of warmth, and the tranquility of life can be tasted from ordinary little things. Food can comfort people's hearts, just like articles can soothe impetuous emotions. The porridge and rice in the smoke of fireworks hide the simplest tenderness, and the sweet and warm taste on the tip of the tongue can always relieve the fatigue and grievances in life. The text describes the fireworks in the world with delicate brushwork, and narrates the warmth of three meals and four seasons. When reading those vivid descriptions of food, it seems that the aroma of the food can be smelled through the pages of the book, and the depression in the heart is slowly melted. It turns out that ordinary daily life hides the most healing power.

The plot is relatively light and has a bit of a slow-burn feel. But there is a little bit of human touch. It's just that the emotions in the whole process of this small world are relatively light and there are no twists and turns. It feels like living your own little life in an ordinary way. Pretty good too.

What I like the most is the description of the food. The writing style is light and warm, which makes people want to cook a meal. This is the charm of food. The people who cook it are happy, and the people who eat it are also happy. It should be mainly about food. It seems to be pretty good so far. Maybe the pace is slow, so maybe it will be a story of forty or fifty chapters. The previous book review also mentioned that the emotional description is less and the male protagonist is light, but I don't think it affects the reading.

It turned out to be a baby article... I really didn't get it

It's very nice and well described.

Not bad, very warm life, 👍

The description of the food is very attractive and makes you hungry. The writing style is very natural and does not make people feel embarrassed.

Very pretty, I think

Good-looking and good-looking, the scumbag cleans up his innocence and adds delicious food