The Cook with a World of His Own

I would like to give two suggestions to the author: First, since the book is a cook from another world. Can you consider transporting some steel and cement to other worlds in the future? Build a large warehouse or bunker-style building in another world. You can store more supplies, and you can also build a rare animal breeding farm in another world. He can be picked up from the field at any time if needed. Second, I would like to suggest that the author consider upgrading the wooden doors. For example, every time the protagonist earns something by killing monsters or doing other things in another world, the wooden door can be upgraded to a bronze door, and the scope of the other world will also become larger. Then the iron gate, the silver gate, the golden gate, and the purple gold gate. The upgraded wooden door can not only become larger or smaller. And it can be taken anywhere. Access is also convenient. And it can also transport large machinery into other worlds? Build a cement road or something, so that we can develop farms. You can use the spiritual energy-rich soil and water in other worlds. Plant a large number of crops rich in aura in other worlds. Create a variety of delicious staple dishes! There are all kinds of dumplings, glutinous rice balls, noodles, fried noodles, trouser belt noodles, etc., Which have already made me hungry and thirsty. The most important thing is that if the wooden door can be upgraded and carried with you. When readers are tired of watching delicious food. The protagonist can also take the wooden door with him into the city to wander around. Picking up girls, pretending to slap her in the face, doing magic tricks, etc. It will definitely be exciting. You can write about adventures in other worlds, food and ingredients, being cool in the city, making money and picking up girls. Maybe this book can become a god! Finally, I wish the author a great success. This book is a huge hit! ! ! Come on!

What attracted you to this book?

Did he enter the palace? If I enter the palace, I don't want to see it.

Does the author dare to update faster? Do you dare? Do you dare to reply to me?

A cook who possesses a different world; a cook who possesses a different world 🐷

Protagonist, you write about food and do so many other things. You are really full of energy. In the city, try not to write about ancient martial arts abilities and the like.

The plot about apprenticeship, that disgusting old man is really too poisonous, I suggest you skip it.

So far, the formula of this book is: grab ingredients, cook, make money, then grab new ingredients, cook, and make more money. From the perspective of the introduction alone, there is no problem with this plot. After all, the author probably wanted to write a story about a chef who became a master chef by relying on ingredients from other worlds. But the problem is that if you look at the introduction and plot together with the title of the book, you will find that the title is actually inappropriate. The title of this book is "Wild in My Back Garden". From this title, there is no connection between this book and food. So when I first read it, although I also read the introduction, my mental orientation of the book was towards novels such as "The Fall of Two Worlds" or "The Fight for Hegemony in Another World". Because when I first read it, I was thinking, after all, since the author wrote "The Wild in My Back Garden", the focus should actually be on the wild. If he wanted to write about food, then the title of the book might be "The Wild Gourmet". Therefore, when I first entered the game, I was not dissatisfied with the plot of this book. After all, most novels now follow this routine. The plot at the beginning arranges for the protagonist to improve his life and accumulate original capital, and then enters the next stage of the more advanced plot. Generally speaking, such plots can be short or long, some tens of thousands, some more than 100,000, but at most 150,000 words is almost a higher end. But what! The author still writes this routine to this day. Then I felt that this book might be different from what I thought. What I originally wanted to read was "What happened to the protagonist in the wild back garden", but what the author showed me was "Catching ingredients from other worlds to cook and make money". From the author's point of view, there is no problem with this plot advancement, because this is what he originally wanted to write. After all, the author may just want to write about cooks. However, because my expectations and positioning of this book are different, from my perspective, it is completely different. Now that I see it, I feel like the author has written so much. But besides cooking to make money, what else does the protagonist in the book do? The plot has barely progressed, there are only a few characters, and the wilderness map has basically not been unlocked, and it is almost ready to be released. This is not to say that the author is bad, but the key point is that "Two Realms" and "Barbaric Food Novels" are actually novels with two tastes, and they are definitely suitable for different people. For the former, the keywords may be "getting rich, personal super force, forming an alien force, immortality", etc., While for the latter, the keywords may be "surreal ingredients, making friends with powerful people, becoming awesome in the real world, immortality", etc. The two positions are different. If the title of the author's book says something like "Wild Cuisine", then people who like it can watch you cook forever, even if you end up with a braised dragon. But the problem is that the title of this book obviously has little to do with food, so most people who read the title are not here to read about food. Those who like to read about food will not pay attention to the title. Then it's embarrassing. People who like this kind of plot will find it difficult to fall into the trap after reading the title of the book. Even those who like the title will fall into the trap! As I watched it, I felt that something was wrong with the plot. Because in the minds of these readers, the protagonist making money by cooking is obviously just a transition, and in the end he will definitely focus on exploring the wilderness.

It would be great if the update can be done quickly after it is put on the shelves. I definitely subscribe to support it.

Except for the character flaws of Pig's Foot, everything else is fine, especially the creativity and writing style are superb.