Hell's Chef: My Ingredients Are Strange Creatures

As the story progresses, more and more problems arise. Let's start with the smaller issue. The increasing number of customers leads to a greater workload. The main dishmaker spending too much time preparing basic dishes is both time-consuming and demeaning. There are many solutions to this, so it's a minor problem. A major problem arises with the protagonist, "The Wanderer."

Regarding the complaints about the introduction, all I can say is: only members can earn points, and only members can use points, and... Members get half-price discounts on purchases. I'm tired of explaining. Let's just destroy it.

The author writes so well, why are there still so many haters who keep criticizing the author? I really can't understand it. Is it so hard to admit that the author is excellent?

Is there a female lead? If not, I'll watch it.

Well, the idea is good, but the writing style still needs polishing.

It felt like it was almost the finale, and then it stopped updating?

The author is a fellow Daoist, right? (The last line appears to be a fragment and doesn't translate directly.)

It collapsed in the mid-to-late stages again, and ended up being a complete flop.

This book is great; it's far superior to those mindless wish-fulfillment novels. I've already confirmed it. If you're looking for something to read, give it a try.

It's actually quite good, except that the beginning was a bit too naive and the characters had a kind of "brain drain" aura. Later on, some unexplained information appeared out of nowhere, but the plot is really enjoyable and gets better as it goes on.