From the Start, I Signed In for the Kitchen God’s Secret Soup Dumplings

They should quickly remove the "online intelligence" label; it tarnishes the reputation of that label.

Adding variety shows to this book has really ruined it.

I read a few chapters of your novel; all I can say is that it raised my temperature from 36°C to 38°C, and I was sweating buckets. The plot control and character descriptions are so sophisticated that you couldn't write something like that without years of experience with strokes. I stopped reading after that because my temperature dropped. Also, could you perhaps get a job screwing in a factory?

Honestly, this kind of plot in a food novel is disgusting! He wants to make money, yet he's stuck in the countryside selling his skills cheaply! Doesn't he understand how valuable this skill is? Wouldn't a young person with this skill want to go out and make a name for themselves? The plot, deliberately suppressing the protagonist just to show off, is inevitably annoying!

Starting with teaching the villagers a trade—what were you thinking, author? It's a small village you've known for less than a year; how much help could you possibly be? Do you even understand rural life? Everyone faces difficulties. At this rate, you'll only make everyone resentful sooner or later.

Basically, it's mindless and idiotic. Seeing someone offer a recipe to teach others how to make noodles, you know what kind of favor involves giving away a recipe? The beginning was quite pleasant, until they wrote about the woman's husband running away, leaving her alone with her child. You get the picture, right? It's just a way to portray a widow. It's disgusting and melodramatic.

Honestly, the first few chapters were okay. After adding the celebrity, the early parts were passable, but the later chapters... Author, take a look! Didn't you even proofread your work? Buying groceries and cooking for a female celebrity, buying groceries and cooking for a female celebrity—it's so unoriginal! And the female lead? The protagonist seems like a total simp. I couldn't even see a romance. Compared to the title, I really can't keep going. I'm dropping this.

It's one thing to teach someone the skill the first time as a favor, but then a large number of people want to learn, and your so-called benefactor comes to persuade you to teach them. Don't you have any self-awareness? You've taught them all, but what favor have you actually done?

It's a bit discouraging; the villagers are using a bit of moral blackmail, it's annoying.

I was craving naan bread again, so I promptly ordered five. I felt like I bought too few, and the seller said there would be a promotion at midnight and told me to buy more then. Is that normal?