
A Galactic Chef’s Journey
星际厨之游
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 480k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Future World
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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222Chapters
6kRecommendations
8.5kFans
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Author, please tell me loudly that there's no romantic pairing! 😃😃
I read the beginning, and the plot was a bit nonsensical. First, the original owner of this body is incredibly stupid. Second, she was inexplicably banished, just because she awakened her superpowers and didn't have to serve in the military, without any explanation. Is it possible for superpowers in this world to only awaken in childhood?
I can't stand it anymore! This is such a rambling, nonsensical post! I'm leaving!
I actually quite like food-themed novels, but this book is illogical and full of contradictions. It completely overturned my understanding of cultivation novels. The female lead, although she hasn't undergone heavenly tribulation, is already a Golden Core cultivator. She transmigrates with divine consciousness, which means her brain is already developed.
I thought it was a food-themed novel, but it made me cringe so much I almost had cancer. The food sections in the first dozen or so chapters were completely omitted. The female lead supposedly made hundreds of thousands of dishes in just a few hours—was she a centipede with so many hands?
The forced intellectual degradation turns the whole world into a kindergarten, with formulas created for the sake of formulas. For example, one chapter explains for ages that spicy food can kill people and they wouldn't dare eat it, then in the next chapter, a passerby suddenly describes how delicious spicy food is. It's like a copy-paste job, and the effect is too toxic.
It absolutely has to be without a romantic partner. Women in love lose their common sense, so it absolutely has to be without a romantic partner.
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This book is truly baffling. First, the female protagonist, a cultivator, upon transmigrating and discovering she's lost her cultivation, doesn't even consider using her divine sense to investigate her surroundings. Later in the story, it's mentioned she possesses divine sense, what's called spiritual power in interstellar settings.
Is this for real? Author, are you sure it's finished??? Author, don't joke around, I'll take it seriously! I haven't had enough yet! I've already reread it several times! Please update a few dozen more chapters!!! I finally found a book I like! But it started strong and ended weakly!!! Today is another tough day!!! 😭😭
It was good in the process, but the ending was too rushed, it felt like a promising start but an anticlimactic finish, which was a real shame!