I Am a Chef in the Wasteland
我在废土当厨娘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 605k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
301Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
4.9kFans
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... A common problem with most female protagonists in online novels is that their first reaction to a problem isn't to calmly find a solution themselves, but rather to pray and hope that someone else will save them. Furthermore, I'm truly exasperated by some authors who use the same formula for every setting.
Sigh, it just goes to show that the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment. Another female lead who'll die without a man to rely on—and this one really will! The synopsis says she's strong, but in the end, she still needs a powerful and influential man to protect her, otherwise she'll be killed.
Could the male lead be Lu Xinglan, who appeared at the very beginning? We haven't even seen the later episodes yet, and this Lu Xinglan is already coercing the female lead's camp to rescue people and bringing incredibly dangerous beasts. All of this is so disgusting and makes me want to vomit.
Romance in the wasteland... I honestly think that in that environment, people probably wouldn't have time to think about anything other than survival. I don't mind having a male lead, but it's ridiculous that the female lead in a wasteland has to be paired up with a love interest.
I can't read any more! I've noticed the protagonist has hardly any good people around him. After reading forty-odd chapters, he hasn't killed many monsters; it's mostly humans fighting each other... It's exhausting to read, not for me. I'm outta here.
All I can say is that I haven't seen a single male lead who is worthy of the female lead.
It's great! I thought it would be just another ordinary food article, but it turned out to be unexpectedly good.
At first, the female lead's progress was a bit abrupt, but it was still quite enjoyable, with a great character design and a compelling growth arc. However, the moment the male lead appeared, the story fell apart. His character deteriorated, and the melodramatic love triangle also became tiresome.
A smile is fine, but it's just not to my taste. To promote the female lead, they always have to write something awful... And besides, I'd rather it be a female-centric story where she dominates all sorts of outstanding boys than this kind of male-centric story disguised as a female-centric novel.
I've read all the books, just randomly flipping through this one, and the reviews are great, haha, a gem, highly recommended!