I Conquer Two Worlds with Food

I've finished reading it. It's a very confusing novel. The food description is OK, but the plot line and emotional line are very rough. The first half is a little refreshing (the kind that lowers the mind, such as the main character's medicine and wine can cure gout and paralysis), but there is not much later. The part of the world of cultivation seems to have just begun and ended without knowing why. Some obvious foreshadowings are not mentioned at all in the later chapters. There is not enough grounding for the emotional relationship between the attacker and the enemy, and it comes out of nowhere. The first 95% of the chapters have a 10% emotional progress, and the last 5% of the chapters suddenly reach 100%. The author is not strong enough in writing, and what is obviously an interesting setting is suddenly overwhelmed by writing. All in all, it is really a literary waste. You can read it.

So what is the relationship between the Tianxuan Sects of the two worlds? Also, as mentioned before, the male protagonist will do Rong Han a big favor in the future. What big favor is it? The male protagonist's foundation-building period is over. I thought it would be completed after the male protagonist's cultivation level is high and Tang Qian's injuries are cured!

The plot is a bit rough, the writing is still a bit lacking, and the details are also a bit lacking in logic, but overall I like the plot very much, so keep up the good work!

Wow, I always like to read food articles. Come on, ma'am.

The article on cultivation would not be as sweet as it is without the book Dual Cultivation Techniques. Haha, after reading this, I will spread the flowers?~

Hahahaha, you really can't escape dual cultivation.

It's such a pity that it's really unfinished... The setting of this story was actually very good at the beginning. It gave me the feeling that I was reading a story about a male protagonist in Qidian, but it was female-oriented. It talked about the world of cultivation, but the world view was not clearly explained. The sudden appearance of sects and sects sometimes really confused me. Regarding the main plot, I originally thought it would be a very ambitious story about dominating the world of immortality through delicious food, but it turned out that there was no such thing as the third-level spiritual chef... I was actually quite curious about the subsequent development, but it stopped abruptly, which is really a pity. Well, maybe I rounded off the story and thought it was an upgrade... Actually, it's not. And in the end, it felt like neither world was clearly explained... I had the feeling that they just stayed in the human world... Regarding bugs, I think there are quite a lot of them. I remember one of them talked about asking the fifth-grade spiritual chef for help and asked him to do a favor, and then buried a foreshadowing that it would be really useful later, but in the end the hole was not filled. I don't know if I remembered it wrong. Regarding the relationship between the protagonists, it feels like it develops inexplicably. It feels like an escalating flow in the beginning, and the last few parts suddenly start to flirt with each other, then make love, and then get together... It's too abrupt and I feel like it didn't give me a process of emotional development. Maybe it's because I like to watch the ambiguous and ambiguous process in the middle when watching relationships. There is basically no such thing here, which is harmful. But my wife also has some good writing points. The description of the food is really tempting. I stayed up late and looked at it until I was hungry. However, it seems that the length is a bit too much. The early plot is very attractive, but the writing style needs to be improved and more concise. The structure of the plot needs to be more complete... Otherwise, it will feel like there are holes left unfilled. (Personal small opinion 8)

The ending was so sudden that I was confused. I felt that the emotional line had not yet been completed. Emotional drama is usually the main line. This book has very little description of emotions. It felt like they just fell in love with each other, got together, and then ended up having sex? ? ?

2026.1.30 One brush

Why is it over now? The protagonist hasn't even changed the map of the Tang family. I didn't feel the upgrade at all, it was over by surprise.