They're Both Shonen Manga, So Why Is Our Art Style Different?

Xingping Youli is an ordinary boy about to enter middle school. He has a big brother who's great at cooking, a dad who's even better at it, and a family that runs a popular diner on the shopping street. His biggest worries are deciding whose cooking tastes better, his brother's or his dad's, and figuring out how to stop them from serving their customers on the shopping street the evil dishes they make when their cooking goes wrong. His dream is to keep freeloading on meals even after Dad hands the cooking seal of office to his brother. But when he was twelve, his life took a turn. His father disappeared, his brother went off to school and never came back, and he was sent alone to a small town in the countryside... This beginning was obviously suspicious. Dad and his brother must have been caught up in danger, and there were definitely lots of secrets waiting to be uncovered. Maybe there was some evil organization he was destined to defeat. Xingping Youli clenched his little fists and swore in his grandfather's name that he would rescue his dad and brother. But after witnessing an elementary schooler kick a soccer ball hard enough to snap steel bars, a middle schooler knock out opponents with a tennis ball, and a high schooler crush a monster's head in one hand, question marks slowly appeared over his head. Even his new friend set himself on fire and flew into the sky. Youli, the little puppy, tilted his head, a volleyball in his arms and a pot lid on his head. We're all in shonen manga, so why is our art style different? Everyone had the same response: Your glowing dishes are the weird part! * * * Just a lighthearted food story about boys being close. Autumn calls for food stories! Yay! Updated daily at 11:30. Theme: Work hard with your own hands to change your life