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The protagonist travels to the monster world, sees through the system the nature of weird ingredients (equivalent to specific items in the human world), and makes delicious dishes.
I have read more than twenty chapters. The setting is interesting, the plot connection is very smooth, and the cooking and plot are well integrated. I like it very much.
The writing is average, could be better, but it's still smooth. Highly recommended
After reading the previous article, it was too slow to open the ancient town. After laying the groundwork, I feel that it can be combined with opening and preparation. Otherwise, there will be a lot of delays. The ancient town is popular on the Internet, but it has not yet opened ()
The setting is very interesting, and I found it pretty good after watching the first part. I'll wait until I've read more than half of it before I evaluate the rest.
The protagonist opens a farm in the apocalypse, and the farm has strange rules. Feeding the apocalyptic monsters on the farm can grow delicious food with buffs, and selling delicious food feeds many players.
Most of the plot is very good, but some of the logical details are hard to ponder. I have followed more than 800,000 words. The author really likes to write short stories for the characters. The first copy was quite abrupt, and the emotional writing and wording often became very deep. After the second copy, it felt much smoother, and the more I wrote, the better it looked.
Moreover, the author controls the plot very well. Many foreshadowings are revealed at the right time and then new plots are picked up. I think the author has only written two books, which is really amazing.
I haven't read half of it before so I can't comment on it in full.
I've forgotten the plot a bit. Although I don't have a high collection of it, I remember that the parts I've seen are okay. I haven't watched the second half before, so I'll continue it if I have the chance.
The protagonist transforms into a snowbird who dominates the wasteland world. He recalls all the events in his past life. Before he died, he had sex with the man he picked up. Unexpectedly, he got pregnant and gave birth to three birds, and then he awakened the power of farming. So he didn't have to die anymore and started growing vegetables in the wasteland and raising cubs happily.
I feel that the author could have better control over the plot. He has written more than 500,000 words before entering the long-distance relationship in the base. In order to make the protagonist a reasonable base, he also wrote several plots.
After all, the protagonist already dominates the wasteland, so whether or not he can enter the base is not that urgent.
However, he is also a base soldier, so he often falls into the dilemma between his lover and the people.
Although the cub is very cute, there is a sense of inadequacy in the large daily scenes - it feels like this is not the plot that should go on now.
The writing style is not like an ordinary farming sweet article, but more like a serious drama.
If you read it purely for the cool articles, you may be disappointed.