Gourmet: A Teacher's Journey Starting at Totsuki

I have another question: was I not reading carefully enough, or what? How come the protagonist, the darling of the Yang family, and the fifteen-year-old Chef Lin, didn't know about the Ten Heroes? Dude, I just wanted to say that the "pretending to be weak to deceive others" trope is outdated; something just doesn't feel right. But anyway, this book is definitely good; it definitely raised my blood pressure.

I was hooked after reading the first chapter. How can a chef, even a top-tier culinary master, represent a country's cuisine in a competition?

I don't understand the point of setting up parents like this. You might as well let them get into a car accident and die.

It's already good enough if there's a system that doesn't cheat you and is compatible with this world. What more could you want? A system with forced tasks? One that eliminates you if you don't complete the tasks? And I also want an intelligent system, so that the system doesn't become the master and the protagonist becomes the servant or slave of the system—that would be hilarious.

Just to clarify, Food Wars! Is a supernatural manga. Originally, I just wanted to draw a food-themed manga, but by the time the fifth and sixth seasons started (based on the anime's pacing), well, I wanted to include supernatural abilities. So you see situations where cooking blows up a house—oh, the kind of house used in cooking competitions!

I came here because of Erina Nakiri, to show that I'm a fan of women.

I was a little annoyed when Chapter 10 suddenly mentioned that only a few high-ranking officials knew the protagonist's true identity. It's a classic case of "playing dumb to fool others," and I really hate this style. What kind of writing is this now? The chosen world setting dictates that the chef profession has a high status, and the protagonist is a once-in-a-millennium genius.

I think the pacing of this book is good, and I hope the author continues to maintain it. P. S. Could you perhaps refer to Yunnan's Hundred Flower Banquet for inspiration for the flower-related dishes? 😊

This is a family-themed novel with many flaws. If you don't like it, don't click to read it; just leave and don't even think about swearing.

I quite like this book, that's just my personal opinion! I actually dislike stories where characters are initially established but then suddenly changed. Like that one book I really liked, I followed it to over 1500 chapters and invested a lot of reading coins, but in the end I stopped reading.