Starting Out as a Chef in the Screen Worlds

The immortals here are as rubbish as Xiang. In the snow, Deng Tai'a, a person who has not yet become an immortal, can actually have an attack power as high as a golden immortal. The main character, Da Luo, has become an immortal but is still afraid of being capsized and unable to defeat him. What level is this "immortal"? Is the combat power in the snow too high due to the writing of this book, or is it that the immortal is too rubbish? I couldn't figure it out for a while

This book basically has all kinds of poisons, soul travel, giving away girls, the harem interfering with the protagonist's acquisition of girls, the clone has its own consciousness and wants to fall in love with the original woman, it's so poisonous

I haven't resisted Chapter 3, maybe my ability to resist poison is too low.

It's hard to say whether Fatty is a wolf or not. You have to know that Fatty has been studying under MCA for twenty years, but he still can't stand alone. He can't even be a chef in a restaurant. It's obvious that Silly Zhu didn't teach the craft and just wants to help others. Silly Zhu has to shoulder the responsibility for this. No matter what industry, it's impossible that he hasn't learned the craft for twenty years.

One world and one protagonist name, my mind was confused when I saw it! Why do you write it like this? Are you afraid that readers will not know who is wearing it? To be honest, I have read about ten books of Urban Infinity, which has one world and one protagonist's name, and none of them could make me finish the second world. And there is no book with more comment sections than chapters. Including chapter reviews, there are always people in the opening chapters, but no one after that! This shows that the first-person writing method of one world and one name is indeed not popular. Moreover, the novels published in newspapers 20 years ago were basically in the first person, but the cases written in the books I buy now are all in the third person! Books that illustrate the first person narrative are indeed withdrawing from the market.

The Siheyuan is not good enough, so it has to be written as the Jia Zhang family with the door ajar. At that time, Yi Zhonghai was still his escort, so the people in the courtyard could make him a master? A little bit of a villain's thoughts. After looking at the courtyard, it was obvious that it was an ordinary working-class family. At most, her son and Qin Huairu were talented and beautiful. Yi Zhonghai also liked Jia Dongxu, his apprentice, so he often helped his family after his death. Think about it: if Yi Zhonghai, as a master, as a master, after the death of his apprentice, looked on coldly at a group of orphans and widows in his family, what kind of character would that be? What will others think? Moreover: Many people say that we should help widows in an upright manner? This is true, even in modern times, people around you can spit on you to death. This is human nature.

In Golden Chapter 3, I encountered Siheyuan and it was a pain in the ass. I couldn't hold it for two chapters before I became addicted. It is written that Shazhu is 17 years old, which is still more than 10 years before the plot begins. Qin is not yet a widow. Silly Zhu was scolded by his mother-in-law just because he stood next to Qin. Jia's son didn't die and didn't turn into a mad dog. In the second chapter, it is written that Shazhu kept a widow at the age of 14. Is it too much to give 50 per month... Isn't it too much to give 50 per month just to keep a widow? Even if a 14-year-old child makes money, his father hasn't run away yet. Can he get it? His father has already taken it.

That part of life was so disgusting! ! ! ! The whole thing is full of hungry ghosts. He also does things to destroy other people's marriages. What the hell are you writing! ! !

I don't understand why the author suppresses the protagonist's strength and seals the protagonist's memory. It's inconsistent. It's obviously a time-travel and reincarnation, and the memory is sealed. It's the first time I've seen such a random thing. If you think the protagonist is too strong, don't wear fantasy. You have to wear it and suppress the protagonist. Isn't this self-contradiction and a slap in the face? I have no idea what the author just did? A good book was messed up by you

The collection of female characters is mixed, and the general recommendation is really off-putting. I support multiple female protagonists, but for the quality of the article and the space limit, some characters are not worth wasting ink and space. It is like if you are a director, and you choose an 18-tier actor to share the same role with a first-tier actor, is there any priority? You are a beauty pageant judge, and you let the goddess with 99 points, the village beauty with 79 points, and the neighbor with 69 points enter the top three. Does this kind of chaotic competition have credibility?