Shiji: I Have Ingredients from All Realms

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Let me start by saying that I have read about 20 chapters. Let's talk about the result first: it's very average, a good hand, and everyone is forgotten in the end. The creativity is good, but the plot arrangement is old-fashioned, and the supporting characters have no outstanding descriptions. I can think of how to play it next with my eyes closed. I don't recommend it very much. If you are really short on books, you can take a look. The plot is a bit old-fashioned. He comes from a good background, but for some reason he has a low starting point and is unable to recover. The time traveler arrives, gets adventures, and then slowly develops into a strong man. Such a routine. It can be said that it is 10 years old. I probably want to use Shokoku and the many two-dimensional elements as a breakthrough point to attract readers from a fan perspective. I opened it with this mentality. Since I want to write about Shokugeki, I have to figure out the atmosphere and rhythm of Shokugeki. It is a harem-type story of the kingly type, so I think the key is campus, food, Shokugeki, and the atmosphere is relaxed and daily. So I think your bitter and resentful starting point is below average and unqualified. In terms of the second dimension, I started with Goblin Slayer. Personally, I am not optimistic about this start. Halberd Soul can be easily inserted into a daily series in a hardcore drama like Goblin. The gap is too far and difficult, and it is not easy to control. If your writing skills are strong enough, then it is not impossible. If it is round, there is no problem at all. But I have also seen the results. It is below average and unqualified. Then in the second world, I just found a dragster and came back. I really don't know what to say. Can there be some development and paving the way for me to leave him alone? Is it okay to just have a "wife" fall from the sky like this? And it is the most damn old-fashioned "pick one", cook your dishes well, and practice your cooking skills. We are here to see you find ingredients from everywhere and make various dishes, not to watch you with a hoe and a stick. Before you write about food, you should read the master of food articles "Gourmet Supplier". His description of the dishes, his grasp of the dishes, and Boss Yuan's dedication to the dishes. He accounts for 90% of the food preparation, production and diners' reactions, and the remaining 10% is things that have nothing to do with cooking. That's called food writing. I don't ask you to achieve 91 openings, but can you do 55 openings? You haven't even written 19 openings. So many chapters are all crazy about having an opponent, getting a wife, and a lot of nonsense. You can't do it well. Look at Boss Yuan, he only wants to cook, why is he hostile to restaurants? What girlfriend? As long as I cook well, my enemies will disappear if I am good enough, and there will naturally be countless women I like. Cooking is the core. Of course, if you want to use this book to please yourself, please don't publish it to taint our eyes. Maybe my expectations are too high, after all, the other Shoji books from Qidian are pretty good. Of course, they also have some problems of their own, but they are not dissuaded.

To be honest, this is a food novel. It turns out that the main character is extremely talented in martial arts (at least higher than his cooking skills), and most of the content is devoted to martial arts training. It would be better to just set it as a martial arts invincible and addicted to cooking from the beginning, and focus on food-related things, so that at least there is no need to write so much about martial arts, which makes people feel that it is seriously watered down... Or the author wants to write two lines, but only one can be seen from the title. The above is just my personal experience, please don't comment if you have different opinions.

The idea of ​​time travel is a good one, but the scale of the world is a little uncomfortable. I think the part about Blade Fang is a foreshadowing that should correspond to the later plot. It's just that the time when the Blade Fang world appears is a bit strange, and it's a bit early in terms of rhythm. The setting of a chef becoming a fighting sect is still a bit strange. The several worlds he traveled through in the early stage felt a bit too inconsistent with being a chef. I hope to make long-term progress in this aspect. An obvious problem is that the identity of the chef has been weakened too much in the world traveled through in the early stage. The author should work hard and strengthen the identity of the chef a little in the world traveled through. That's all for now. I hope the author can continue to work hard and bring us the world constructed in your heart. Come on💪

Personally, I think it's slightly poisonous and has a better effect of persuading people to quit.

Anyway, I was poisoned by the fact that the protagonist threw Busujima Saeko herself into the Apocalypse.

Isn't it the food from all realms? Why can't I bring any food?

I only know the main character Yukihira Soma of Shokugeki. Who is Yukihira's fax?

It's wise not to have a chapter review in Chapter 2. You're a chef anyway, so what if you practice knife skills? Special effects knife skills like Little Master? Being able to deal with a goblin is considered a skill. Three novice adventurers have failed. How can the protagonist gain the confidence to go to the goblin lair alone? You must know that although these three adventurers have no experience, they are still good at it. Does the protagonist think he is better than them? This is not like treating goblins as chickens and killing the protagonist when the game comes out. You must know that even the protagonist of the game who just appeared has an unusual identity and ability. How could the protagonist He De look down upon Goblins so much?

After reading the previous part, I knew I couldn't stand it. The title of the book is about Ingredients from All Worlds. It turns out that Goldfinger obtained recipes and ingredients by traveling to other worlds to complete tasks. However, he didn't bring back any of the ingredients. The beginning of the chapter is poisonous. Even if you write about the unknown relic left by your grandfather, it turns out that it was sent by a friend, and then you accepted it calmly? ? In addition, in the opening chapter of Brother Killer, the protagonist behaves completely inhumanely. What can he sell to get a set of equipment? An arrow shot through the heart of a goblin in a cave, and you didn't even light a torch... Although the female boxer in the original book Brother Killer was tainted, she was not seriously injured and was on the verge of death. Not to mention the priest. Please read the original book first, and you, an ordinary person, can actually do last-ditch damage to a dying kind of person without changing your expression. Are you the cold-blooded mercenary king who traveled through time there? You can obviously write it in a less vicious way...

It's a rubbish novel. Don't look insulting at me when you're having fun. Why is the protagonist such a dick? Is he a killer? You can kill goblins as soon as they come up, and you can shoot them in the throat with a bow and arrow. How do you dio? Do your parents know? With the protagonist's fighting prowess, who are you afraid of at the beginning, and you still have to go to the dojo to learn martial arts? And the female boxer is not dead at all! Not dead! You come up and say that the person is hopeless, and then kill him without changing your expression. How do you dio? ? ? Rubbish novel, rubbish author! 🥱

After reading a few chapters, I am not in the mood to read anymore. The focus of the Shokugeki no Sato is the Shokugeki. In the work, the Shokugeki is sacred, and the results can be enforced. In the author's writing, I cannot see this sense of sacredness in the Shokugeki. In addition, the reason why food is food lies in creativity, diversity, uniqueness, and deliciousness. In the author's writing, as a pig's foot, your brain knows how to make it, but can your hands do it? Can you do it? Many people have experienced that their brain knows I can do it, but my hands and feet tell you: No, you can't

I think it would be better to change the title of the book to Shokuki: I Have a Way of Fighting in Ten Thousand Worlds. The protagonist will only learn to fight when he goes to other worlds, and will not practice his cooking skills at all. He will only rely on the system to instill recipes. Then there will be a magic chef who can cook a Manchu-Han banquet but not home-cooked food. After all, the protagonist does not even know how to cook pork.

The sentence "Kaguya Otsutsuki is a servant of the Otsutsuki clan" makes me embarrassed. I should check the encyclopedia and read the anime and manga before writing a book. It will embarrass me to death when I open my mouth.

To be honest, after watching it, I always felt that it was a bit nondescript. The chef did not look like a chef, and the warrior did not look like a warrior. Even the food he ate was not particular. Not only did he eat humanoid creatures, but the killing knife and the cooking knife were actually the same! ! ! Also, the fact that the protagonist can grow up so fast is completely a trick on the part of the author - even if you give him a setting where his talent is awakened due to the portal of time travel, that would be great!

I wanted to read a light-hearted article about cooking, but the author just couldn't help but upgrade and fight monsters.

After seeing Chapter 440, Pig's Feet flew to Jupiter and announced that he was abandoning the book. Here are a few main reasons. 1. The author mainly writes about Shoji, right? That's right? Add Little Master World, okay! No problem, they are all chef-themed after all. There is nothing wrong with adding swords and some unnamed worlds, and it is acceptable to overdo the plot. But *** flew directly to Jupiter? Ahem, forgive me for my inappropriate choice of words, I'm a little excited. 2. The book is called Ingredients of All Realms, right? Traveling through another world to obtain ingredients and bring them back to the main world, right? But the author, take a look at what kind of entertainment you get from traveling around the world? Cooking skills? It's acceptable, after all, you can improve your own level. The most ridiculous thing about getting a devil fruit? You said ice and snow fruits are kept fresh and cooled? Nothing wrong with it, but how many times have you used it? Just mention the few you just got and that's it, and you won't even mention it after that? And how many times have you obtained the ingredients? I have read more than 400 chapters, 5 times? The most intolerable blue ingredient jumped directly to gold, and then started to dislike purple ingredients? You can easily complete human tasks, but you gave up just to test the punishment for unfinished tasks. You think it's not as good as the meat of a storm dragon, so you don't like it? How many times have you gotten the golden one? It's just once, but it's all gone, and there's nothing in hand! 3. The author should change the title of the book, and stop writing a comprehensive comic under the guise of a food halberd. Your cooking skills are not the best in the world yet, right? You wrote it clearly in your book that you changed your career as a magician? It is acceptable to say that magic can be used to improve the level of cooking skills, but as a result, you travel through various worlds and traverse one world after another, which has nothing to do with improving your cooking skills. That's all. I'm too lazy to write. I'm handicapped and typing on my mobile phone is very difficult. To sum up, I liked the Shoji article very well in the early stage. I picked it up for a while and then ordered it all when I came back. In the later period, I personally felt that the whole book completely collapsed. It feels like the author is writing more and more carelessly, writing whatever he wants, and it has become a work of entertainment for the author. The last sentence, author, please be more careful. The remaining two chapters of the monthly pass are given to you. I hope you can get back to your best form in the future and write better and better. Although I won't watch it. Come on＾0＾~ ﾉBye~

Writing about ingredients from all over the world without food is a waste of such a good subject.

I think the author really doesn't want to write well, so hurry up and get the eunuch Saitama and the protagonist are evenly matched, saying that the bald head is super 2. Then the protagonist said that he didn't know if he could kill the Pig-Headed Demon King It means that the Pig-Headed King who has not conquered this forest is actually a powerhouse at the explosive level, right? I'm convinced Hitting Akainu is easy, even Saitama and I dare to say 50-50, but it is so difficult to beat a Pig-Headed King. I really admire this logic, don't read it How are you going to write this? Even if you want to write about Super 3, Super 4, Super God and Super Blue, you can't beat the dragon inside the slime, right? I originally learned about this book when it was free for a limited time, and I still wanted to calm down and keep ordering it. Now it seems that the biggest highlight is that the collision of different worlds is only based on the author's preference, and there is no logic at all, so just take care of yourself.

Chapter 1: Persuading people to quit, what the hell, who was Pigfoot before he traveled through time? It's so awesome. He just arrived in the world of goblins and killed them randomly. I really can't understand it.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​—        ，，，，，，，，，，，，，，，，， Entering a different world, you don't look for ingredients, and you don't practice your cooking skills in a different world. You just rely on the system. You are given internal skills, and there are no basic points or initiations. You don't ask the protagonist to practice on his own. Goblin Slayer kills people at will, without any psychological burden. He is cold-blooded and cannot do it. He wants to be a follower, so he opens a beast girl and brings back a cat girl. He has no training in cooking and relies purely on recipes. If the recipes are so useful, he will die happily when he changes to the commander-in-chief. There is no need to think, just follow the top ten. Oh yes, even if the protagonist is lucky enough to pass the transfer exam, he will be expelled immediately. I think the author cannot control food writing

To be honest, the beginning of this book is very nonsense. A recipe can make a person who doesn't know how to cook cook delicious food. So I just want to say that the author has a recipe here. Please start your show! !

It feels like it doesn't fit with the title of the book. I haven't seen the protagonist bring the ingredients back until now. Is it possible to bring them back after upgrading the function?

I couldn't stand it after I spent the night with Busujima Yako. Maybe it's because I have mysophobia. I couldn't bear to see the heroine sleeping with another woman before she was confirmed, and she also had a crush on her. It's really baffling. I only met her once, and the second time they met, they didn't get along for a few days, and they got together. And if you really like her, why don't you think of a way to bring her back to her own world? Instead, he gave a lot of reasons why he couldn't bring her there. Maybe Yako Busujima was unwilling and didn't want to disappoint her. What should he do if he couldn't bring her there? He made the decision without even trying? I don't know if there will be a female protagonist in the later stage, but this one is quite embarrassing.

The plot is fluent and unclear, and the theme is off-topic. For example, in the main part of Izo, when you are a stranger and you say you want to become a disciple, they readily accept you? Also, judging from the title of the book, it is clearly about cooking, but the configuration and itinerary of the protagonist are mainly based on martial arts and other combat abilities.

Also, let me ask, where is Goblin Slayer? They saved the female boxer protagonist and then killed her? He also copied other people's methods to kill goblins. I really don't know what to say.

I'm really speechless. You're a newcomer in peacetime. Even if you kill goblins, killing is like drinking water. And the female boxer is not dead...

I endured the tiredness to watch the ending. The original interactions in each world are very good, but the content is quite bland, as plain as water, and tasteless. This is not due to the author's writing style, because in the book, the author has handled certain details quite well, and then there are several relatively big bugs in this book. First of all, the world line is closed too quickly, which catches people off guard. The emotional line is the same as the world line. Finally, it is too timid and not big enough to explore more things like Infinity. The tasks are only perfunctory, and the abilities obtained cannot complement each other with the main world. It always feels like a "stitch monster". Other bugs, I relied on my imagination and ignored them, they were relatively harmless.

As soon as the protagonist passed through, he didn't even think about what was going on in this door. He started thinking about this world. It was too rigid and he had no desire to read.

I was so embarrassed when I saw One Punch Man's mission to kill a dragon-level monster. How can you, a person who is only stronger than an ordinary person, kill a monster that can destroy a city? The damage is not even the same level.