[High-Martial-Arts Cuisine + Cozy Dad Life + Lighthearted Comedy + Effortless Showboating]
After transmigrating to a high-martial-arts world, Lin Ye discovers that he has become a fallen Martial God whose meridians are shattered and whose memory is honored with an official monument. He also has a well-behaved five-and-a-half-year-old daughter by his side.
A disastrous start? The “Strongest Chef God System” has bound itself to him!
“I’m a Martial God, for heaven’s sake. You want me to man a wok? That’s not exactly my field!”
[System: Only the strongest body can bear the heart of a Chef God in pursuit of the ultimate flavor. The paths of martial arts and cooking may differ, but they lead to the same destination.]
To feed his daughter, Lin Ye opens an unusual little restaurant on Seventh Street in the slums.
At first, everyone thinks the owner has lost his mind.
A bowl of plain noodles with barely a few scallions, and he dares charge 888?
A perfectly ordinary plate of egg fried rice, priced at one crystal?!
Then a martial artist who had been stuck at a bottleneck for years breaks through on the spot after eating, while a half-dead mercenary’s blood surges after a single bowl...
The entire city of Luanyuan is thrown into an uproar!
Powerful clan leaders line up to carry dishes, while martial arts prodigies fight outside over a single bite.
Watching his daughter grow plump and rosy-cheeked, accidentally revealing her bloodline as an Empress, Lin Ye flips his wok and sighs:
“I never wanted to return to the top. Martial arts can’t hold a candle to cooking.”
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It looks good, I love reading it, the author, please don't stop updating it.
It's quite interesting. From time to time, there is a bit of humor that comes out of nowhere. It's quite fun. Overall, it looks pretty good so far.
The content is substantial and the characters are rich. I really like it 🥰. It has foreshadowing and a sense of excitement. The dual parallel content is not monotonous and it is very interesting. I must give it five stars.