The Original Chef King

My God, the Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan has appeared!

The biggest flaw in the original work was the introduction of the cultivation of immortality.

This book was originally quite good, with a unique style, a true gem. But suddenly adding Ling'er is like a fly in the ocean, completely ruining the experience. Adding a modern-looking character to the original setting is a major blunder; this setup is suicidal. If this flaw isn't fixed, many veteran readers will likely abandon the book. Remember the original; without it, it's nothing. A book that was originally worth 10,000 might now only be worth a few dozen.

It would have been impossible to survive in primitive societies by eating cooked food. Primitive societies had virtually no technology and relied entirely on hunting and gathering for survival. High hunting efficiency required high physical fitness from hunters, who also had to contend with the threat of wild animals. As is well known, raw meat is more nutritious than cooked meat.

The appearance of the female lead is the biggest flaw in this book; it's so awkward to read.

To be honest, this is the first book I ever subscribed to. I used to really like The House Servant, but I never went back to buy a new one. It's been a while since I've served as a junior chef, so it's hard to give a proper evaluation. The novel is actually slow to warm up, and many details in the early stages are not rigorous enough, but the later development of the overall structure is really…

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"Honey! My throat hurts!" "Then you'd better quit smoking right away. If anything happens to you, how will I live?" "Honey! My stomach hurts!" "Then you should quit drinking as soon as possible. Alcohol irritates the stomach lining, and people who drink frequently have a higher incidence of stomach problems." Seeing my wife's overflowing care and love, I was deeply moved and said: "Honey!

I've never understood what those frivolous, eccentric authors are like in the real world.

How did you manage to listen to the beginning of this book? Didn't you find it annoying?