Pastry Master

Obviously the game decided to keep the protagonist, and if he won, it would be over. But later on, an opponent's mother was hospitalized, and then the protagonist forced to quit after winning. Why did the rule say that the loser quits, but it didn't say that the winner had to stay? ? ! ! ? ? I'm confused. Do I have to write this kind of content to highlight the protagonist? ? ? ? ? ? ?

The emotional part is so awkward and seems so redundant.

Very well written, keep it up (ง •̀_•́)ง

I am a chef, and the days of the kitchen assistants begging the master to teach me something are over. As for normal work, there are many opportunities to learn things. The kind of master who is afraid of others learning things every day. If there are no young men to work with him, he can only find old aunts. Now there is no need for me to flatter you. Especially in big cities,

Isn't this the teacher's fault? Doesn't criticism alone mean no affirmation? People's fighting spirit has its limits. Several times of denial can indeed stimulate fighting spirit, but if there is no encouragement, one day the fighting spirit will be exhausted and the person will be useless. The protagonist is considered a genius with the support of the system, and he can feel the extent of his progress, but as a teacher, he only criticizes blindly, which is already considered suppression. I hope the author can read this comment and understand it.

When talking about pastry chef, I think of Master Xie, the master pastry chef from Xiaodang's family.

More delicious food to help with daily life, less emotional writing, and less cheating

Although there are various competitions in the catering industry, the frequency of intrigues here by the author is indeed a bit high. Food is a thing that brings warmth and touch to people, but in the author's case it has become a tool for competition and courage. I sincerely ask, is this the original intention of the author?

Whoever is good should write it. If not, don't compare. If you like to read, don't read and leave. I have been reading novels for 15 years. I can't stand the novels at the top of the monthly popular list. They are old-fashioned plots and routines. They change the soup without changing the medicine. I can't make up my mind to read this book. At least I didn't jump to read it. Everyone has their own tastes. If you don't like this genre, just crawl away. Don't compare. The author should not be influenced and just write according to his own ideas. It is a good book.

Poisonous duck batches, those who say they are good are either bad and want to trick a few more book friends, or they are forced to accept the money due to life.

Wouldn't it be better if there were less love lines and less intrigues? I just want to see the growth of the Pastry Master. I don't know how to read so many novels about intrigues and emotional urban areas. This weird love line and inexplicable intrigues are really convincing.

This is a very slow, slow, slow, slow book! When I saw Chapter 84, the protagonist with the golden finger of the system was still kneading dough and kneading steamed buns. At this rate, he would be making rolls in Chapter 200 and steaming buns in Chapter 400... If you want to see higher-end noodles, please come back after the Spring Festival in 2023!

Good guy, the more I write, the worse it gets lately. Many of the plots are toxic and unnecessary, and the writing is boring. It feels like it's just a matter of time and effort.

Inexplicably, the protagonist's father is going to the construction site, and after listening to a few words, he is ready to open a store. Is it possible to open a store if you want to? It's not like your family is short of money. Who will give you the initial capital? This plot is simply about opening a store for the sake of opening a store. It's so embarrassing that I immediately gave up the book after reading it.

Everything else is fine, but does the gluten maker have a mine at home? Have all the customers been let out?

I've tried it for everyone. I've read more than 10 chapters and I can't stand it anymore. The author is half as good.

The last few chapters have been very speechless. As the runner-up in the World Youth Pastry Chef Competition and a first-level pastry chef, your noodles are in the queue! If you have to accept a personal challenge, how can you still have time to open a shop and study? Just say "You can challenge me after you pass the first-level pastry chef test" and that's it, and you have to deal with a few clowns.

He even got the names of steamed buns and steamed buns wrong, and wrote novels about pasta. There is no requirement for multiple majors, but you should have basic knowledge! ! ! !

I am really obsessed with competing all day long. The title of the book should be called I am a competition pastry chef.

This plug-in is equal to no. The plot is too bland, it is just a running story. The character of the protagonist is too embarrassing, 😅 This is not a college student, this is the feeling of a farmer in the 70s and 80s. Too simple, selfless and without desires, facing things around him like an outsider.

Doing so much nonsense and writing so many conspiracies. If you thought it was a spy novel, then you would just make flour. There are more small moves and calculations than fighting.

The writing is quite good, it's a bad review, but it's cool and less negative. I know it wants to reflect the reality, but the character of the supporting character is not highlighted. The character of the protagonist has gone through many twists and turns, which makes people confused. I just feel that the plot arrangement is disgusting. I didn't watch much. One is the best friend who wants to pick up the younger sister, and the other is the kitchen competition with noodles. After the interview, I decided to quit. It's enough.

I don't quite understand how this troublesome sister can take advantage of other people's homes and squeeze them out of the house so naturally and still be so stubborn in not taking advantage of others. Is she taking it so seriously to cause trouble for others now? Why is this plot so uncomfortable?

There were no surprises, and certainly no expectations. Solid story, this plug-in seems to be there but not there. Commonly known as reliable hook?

The protagonist is finally fucking broken!

People who read food articles generally have no interest or even hate being humiliated and slapped in the face. The author should at least read the famous book on this subject before writing the book.

At first I thought the settings were a bit interesting at first, but I didn't expect it to be quite toxic. If the characters didn't improve their intelligence and get better grades, maybe it wouldn't be like this. By the way, there are really a lot of typos.

After reading Chapter 340, I didn't expect the ending. The overall subject matter is interesting, but there are some suggestions I would like to make. 1. There are too few types of noodles. After more than half of the time, I still had to compete with others for Lily Crispy Sliced ​​Noodles. It was really a bit boring to watch. 2. There is some description of the flavor of the pastries but not enough, and they are often a little dry. The classification of qualified, good, excellent, and impeccable is correct, but in the later stage, the more it looks, the more it looks like a cheating immortal leveling. The golden finger pointing function is completely useless, at least the writing is too simple. Maybe it's because the author himself is not a master of Bai An and can't write in such detail? 3. From the next level up, the upper, middle and lower reaches are introduced again. Isn't it really about writing a novel about cultivating immortals... I always feel a bit out of touch with the pastry chef Complaints are complaints, I will finish them all, I hope the author will continue to improve.

Well written and very true. Not many people read it, maybe because the protagonist is too real and not as full of character as other Qidian novels.

What happened to the author these past 4 days? How come the update has changed to once a day... Come on, author, no more eunuchs.