Mariko's food articles are all super good-looking, and this one is no exception. Moreover, I like to read articles where the protagonist focuses on his career, so it was a pleasure to read it.
There is a system. The food section is great, and it was originally written as a food article. The emotional line is a bit awkward, especially when the male protagonist is in a vegetative state due to a car accident, which is a bit embarrassing.
It looks good, the food and management are great, and the final setting is also logical. In reality and space for hundreds or thousands of years, it is reasonable for those who study hard and cultivate their mind and nature to become a food cultivator. The male protagonist and his partner are so busy every day that they never have time to fall in love.
It's a good food article. What impressed me the most was the seedless mango that can be eaten with the skin on. Thinking about it makes my mouth water. The emotional line can be ignored, which is the most satisfactory. What I am most afraid of when following food articles is that the new chapters are all about emotional lines, which makes me feel that they have not been updated at all.