Food Wars: I Have Ingredients from Every World

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Weren't these supposed to be ingredients from all realms? Why can't I bring any of them with me?

I only know that the main character of Food Wars is Yukihira Soma. Who is Yukihira Kenshi?

I'll start by saying that I've only read about 20 chapters. To sum it up: very mediocre. A great start, but ultimately just another run-of-the-mill story. The concept is good, but the plot is clichéd, and the supporting characters aren't particularly memorable. I could predict the ending with my eyes closed.

The lack of a chapter review for Chapter Two was a wise move. After all, he's just a chef; what's the point of practicing knife skills? Like the special effects knife skills in "Master Chef"? Being able to handle a goblin is already quite an achievement. Those three novice adventurers failed; where does the protagonist get the confidence to go to the goblin's lair alone?

After reading the first part, I knew I wouldn't be able to continue. The title says "Ingredients from All Worlds," but the protagonist's cheat ability is to travel to other worlds to complete missions and obtain recipes and ingredients, yet he doesn't bring back a single ingredient. The opening chapter is terrible.

This is trash novel. Don't just post self-indulgent nonsense; it's an insult to my eyes. How is the protagonist so cool? An assassin? He can kill goblins right from the start, and shoot an arrow right in the throat? Do you even know how you're supposed to be a god? With that kind of fighting ability, who are you afraid of at the beginning? Why do you need to go to a dojo to learn martial arts?

After reading a few chapters, I lost the will to continue. The focus of Food Wars! Is on the food battles; in the story, these battles are sacred, and the outcome can be enforced. However, in my writing, I don't see that sense of sacredness. Furthermore, what makes food delicious is its creativity, diversity, uniqueness, and, most importantly, its taste.

The mere statement that Kaguya Otsutsuki was a servant of the Otsutsuki clan sent shivers down my spine. Go do your research on the encyclopedia, watch the anime and read the manga before writing a book; your rambling is just plain cringe-worthy.

I feel the title would be better changed to "Food Wars: I Have a Multiverse Fighting Style." The protagonist only learns to fight in other worlds, without any training in cooking skills, relying solely on recipes fed to him by the system. That would create a master chef who can cook a full-course Manchu Han Imperial Feast but can't cook everyday dishes, since the protagonist doesn't even know how to cook pork.