I Am a Chef in the Wasteland

. . . . . It is a common problem for most female channel heroines that when encountering a problem, their first reaction is not to calm down and find a way to break the situation, but to pray and hope that others can save her. Furthermore, I am really convinced by some authors. How can all the backgrounds be written in the same formula? Food writing is just to cook a delicious food and then be impressed in the face. Forget it if this is a period of peace. In the wasteland, people will only want to tie you up and ask for recipes, and use everything you have as a means for them to survive and live a better life.

Alas, it can only be said that the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment, and she is a heroine who will die without a man to back her up. This one is really dead. The heroine is very strong in the introduction, but in the end she still has to rely on a powerful and powerful man to protect her, otherwise she will have to be killed.

The male protagonist can't be Lu Xinglan who appears at the beginning. I haven't seen the back yet. From the beginning, this Lu Xinglan threatens the heroine's camp to save people, and also brings extremely dangerous beasts. All of this makes people feel like they are stuck in their throats. It's so disgusting.

You have to fall in love in the wasteland,,,, I really feel that in that kind of environment, there should be no time to think about anything other than living. I think it's okay to have a male protagonist, but I think it's outrageous that the wasteland has to arrange an official match for the female protagonist.

I can't stand it anymore! I found that there were not many good people around the protagonist. After reading about 40 chapters, I didn't kill a few alien beasts. They were all humans killing each other... It was very tiring and not suitable for me. I skipped it.

All I can say is that I haven't seen a male protagonist who is worthy of the female protagonist.

It's good-looking. I thought it was just another ordinary food article, but I didn't expect it to be unexpectedly good-looking.

Although the heroine's progress is a bit abrupt at the beginning, she is still pretty good-looking, her character design is also great, and she has a wonderful growth line. As a result, the male protagonist's appearance was immediately followed by the drama of a bloody love entanglement. The heroine in the middle and later stages feels like a queen, but her methods are not brilliant. She only gives people the impression of a boy who slays a dragon and turns into a dragon. The strength of the character improves but the character of the character regresses. This kind of plot where the female is strong but the male is stronger, and when the passion is high, the male protagonist comes out to pick up the missing hero to save the beauty, or has a protective backer behind her, it is really embarrassing. It is a pity that the female protagonist is set in a wasteland growth style.

Just smile, I can only say that it is not in line with my taste. In order to praise the heroine, I have to write something terrible... And, moreover, I would rather you be the heroine in the story, suppressing all kinds of outstanding boys, than see this kind of male protagonist in the heroine's story.

I have read the book all over, flipping through it at will, and the reviews are good, haha, I highly recommend it!