Food Wars: Apprentice in the Gourmet District

Up bloggers are just a group of amateurs to the chefs in the world of shokuji. This is how you use amateurs to defeat experts, and you use hobbies to win other people's careers. Just bragging. Written more than ten years ago. There is no such thing as the thousand-year-old Tai Chi that beats the prehistoric world.

I still don't take it seriously when I plagiarize the copywriting of a chapter of my novel from someone else's video of visiting a store, and I'm still saying it's because you reminded me? If you don't remind me, is it not plagiarism? Do you think you can deceive readers after it is put on the shelves?

You still have to collect the fragments. Your golden finger is not from Station B, but made by Penguin!

The latest chapter is a bit confusing. Why does the protagonist have to explain to the Xie family when he learns the dishes of the little master? They are not policemen and it has nothing to do with them. Master Xie has countless generations of descendants. It is none of your business. Why explain? Not to mention that your protagonist is arrogant and domineering like Long Aotian, but You don't have to be so nice, right? It's like I restored an ancient dish, and then the descendants of the chef's friend came to ask me how I know this dish. Why do I have to pay you a patent fee to make this dish? It's none of his business either emotionally or rationally.

I don't know why every Shokugeki bullies Kuaga first. Is it because he is short?

Let me ask you, how do you guys in the food court defeat a bunch of hypnotic dishes that can induce hallucinations and play movies in the brain?

Jiuga even needs to go through ancient books to know the seasonings such as vine pepper. I can only say 666

Speaking of which, Liuyong is also a food area, will there be one?😏

In the autumn selection, Xiao Hui crushed Ryo Kurokiba and almost defeated Hayama Ryo, who has a divine nose. Hayama Ryo was almost at the level of Totsuki's tenth seat at this period. Xiao Hui has great potential, but he is not strong now, so his combat power has collapsed. It's too deliberate to strengthen her because she is an important character.

I don't understand these pictures. The theme of the competition is curry bar. What does it mean to serve a plate of braised food? This problem has occurred before. The previous dishes could barely match each other, but now I really can't understand it. The categories of dishes are different. Is it because the author thinks they are all made with spices? It feels like participating in a rifle shooting competition. The protagonist uses a bow and arrow to participate. Although the number of shots is the highest, it is beside the point! !