Max Out Cooking from the Start in Another World

This is pinned; given time, it will definitely become a top-tier light novel series. Food and sex are human nature; the author's attitude towards food is two different levels depending on whether he writes about food or not. Food, culinary skills, a system, adventure—it all brought back memories of a Japanese manga: "The Otherworldly Wandering Gourmet with Extraordinary Skills."

What dishes would you like to eat, or what monsters would you like to see cooked? To be honest, whenever I'm thinking about what to make for my next monster dish, I always look for inspiration from these bizarre monster illustrations.

A very interesting book! The only problem is the tiered system! The S-rank rabbit meat at the beginning is understandable for special trials, but the magical boars that townspeople can catch are also S-rank, and the early dungeons only have S-rank chicken. What about the ranks later on? SS and SSS? That's too narrow a scope! Either make all the common ingredients white-rank, and only those with magical properties are green, blue, purple, and orange! Or just use A, B, C, D, E, F, F.

Let me give the author a suggestion. In my opinion, from the perspective of food fiction, this book is a realistic food novel disguised as an isekai story. You could consider making the dish names sound more fantastical. Honestly, a dish name like "Poached Chicken Claypot Rice" is too realistic and too ordinary (for Cantonese people).

I can watch it and I can accept it. The downside is that many reviews start spamming Genshin Impact's original content after seeing only a few elements or even nothing at all.

Silver hair and blue eyes

It might be too flamboyant for me. I've seen too much of this writing style; it lacks the flavor of a true food critic. Keep it up, author!

Harem stories are really boring; a single female lead or no female lead is better for food-themed novels.

I just subscribed and finished watching it, and then it became free for a limited time. I feel like I lost out big time.

Good heavens! Friends, this cover is a no-no. Be careful, the copyright holder of "Delicious in the Maze" might send you a cease and desist letter.