The Star Goddess's Imperial Chef Arrives

I couldn't stand it anymore. I know the author wanted to express that the female lead is very beautiful, loves beauty, and is very beautiful, but couldn't they have just said so at the beginning? Instead of directly describing her appearance, they insisted on using adjectives before every mention of certain parts of her body.

I enjoy food-themed novels, but could you please stop describing the female lead as having icy, delicate skin every time? It's getting too cloying.

Sigh, it's best not to read reviews before reading a book. Some reviews are bad, but if the book is to your liking, the reviews will ruin your reading experience!

I really like the female lead, but I don't quite like the male lead's character.

What does the synopsis mean? The original owner's engagement was broken off? The female lead arrives and falls in love with a woman whose appearance is the original owner's but whose soul is the female lead's?

Don't add the male lead; it'll be disgusting.

This is a great novel. I hope the author will keep updating!

Dear author, I look forward to more chapters!

It's great! The female lead is amazing, and the male lead is a great character too—powerful enough to protect her, a little jealous, and a bit silly, which adds a lot of laughs. The other characters are also good; aside from a few fickle ones, they're all very lovable. They all end up with their own couples, and the ending is fantastic! The female lead has a son, and the family is so happy.

When are you going to start a new story, author?