I Host Lavish Feasts in the Countryside

The young women in the author's works, aside from the protagonist's friends, all seem to be sharp-tongued and mean-spirited; I don't know what's wrong with them.

The subject matter is quite interesting, but I feel that the author may not be very good at creating characters. Many characters' actions are somewhat contradictory, and their personalities or ways of doing things are inconsistent.

I initially liked this book because it's about food, but the female lead's personality is truly indescribable. She has such incredible power-ups, yet lacks individuality, principles, and the arrogance of a genius. Her superficial best friends are getting worse and worse, always trying to exploit her for money, and she willingly lets them use her, though she doesn't really want to but can't refuse.

The beginning was quite interesting, but when it came to building the house, I was speechless. He kept hesitating and indecisive, not wanting to disappoint his parents. He even asked a friend's father for help, but instead of helping, he schemed against them, mortgaging the land – essentially betting his parents' lives.

The first chapter completely blew my mind! The neighbor's husband had just died and hadn't even been buried yet, and they were already at the protagonist's house, crying and chatting, getting more and more excited as they talked, rambling on and on about nothing in particular. Neither of them are decent people! Oh my god, what kind of rubbish is this?!

Besides the main character and everyone else being mentally challenged, the protagonist himself is incredibly stupid. I couldn't continue reading after chapter 15. Whenever he encounters someone, they all have to laugh at him. Later on, they can't even have a normal conversation without being mocked by the protagonist.

I started following this after being drawn in by the limited-time free offer, and I found it very well-written, realistic, and relatable. Although the female lead isn't overly powerful, I really enjoy the food-related content, so I can accept her imperfections (her level isn't high enough, the shop isn't open yet, so she doesn't have any beauty cheats, her fingers are rough from constantly…

Well, the subject matter is quite unique, and the story setting is also very distinctive. However, there's too much focus on ensemble casts, making the main character less prominent and a tiring read. It would be even better if the emphasis and summary were more balanced.

Look at the table of contents! Every five or six chapters, something ridiculous happens.

I only read two chapters, and it seems like a funeral has been turned into a celebration 😂