I Transmigrated Into Food Wars and Can Travel to Toriko's World

A middleman acts like a celestial being, looking down on everyone. Someone who's only been learning to cook for a few days questions Xiaosong's culinary skills, saying, "I can make classic dishes too."

The hype surrounding the cooking skills in Food Wars is a bit awkward. How can the chefs in Food Wars compare to those superhumans in Captivity? If you pick a hundred kinds of spices and put one of each in a large tank, they can distinguish them without even looking. For ordinary fish, they can probably clean the whole fish with one slash. How can they compete with them?

The protagonist is just a loser, lacking the ability to be a gourmet hunter and the skills to be a chef. He's nothing but a good-for-nothing, yet he acts like a god of food, looking down on everything and everyone.

Or do you really think the food in the Gourmet World is easy to cook? The chefs in the original work aren't master chefs. Apart from Komatsu, how many of the other chefs are ordinary people? And even Komatsu can hear the sounds of the ingredients. And do you really think that the indifference of a group of ordinary people can compare to that of a group of superhumans who can see cells?

You wasted a dollar! With this kind of writing, I don't really believe you have good grades! Your behavior is too shameless. The ten chapters that were released can be summarized in one sentence: The father took his son to the dormitory, acted like a big shot, chatted around, and mentioned the protagonist in passing!

Foods above level 20 are practically poison to the people of the Food Wars world. For example, a piece of Wansui Candy, about the thickness of a finger, contains the same amount of sugar (not just sweetness, but also calories) as 10,000 servings of sugar. One bite of that and you'll probably ascend to heaven.

Just add the cooking skills from "Little Chef" and "Little Fortune" to your character and attract girls. Why add "Food Prisoner" or "Food Wars" to make the cooking even better? That's nonsense. Even if the cooking in "Food Prisoner" is terrible, it can't compare to "Food Wars." It's more like the later stages of the "Little Chef" world.

Write less about Food Wars! And focus the main storyline on the food aspect. Toriko's story is more exciting and helps the protagonist level up faster. In Food Wars, you can only learn cooking skills, which are fine for low-level ingredients, but high-level ingredients require special techniques.

The beginning was alright, but the later part felt a bit off. It's a bit too exaggerated; the ingredients are only a few levels, and I can't even stand the smell. I'm afraid that when the ingredients reach levels of tens or hundreds, just looking at them will be enough to make me die of pleasure.

Keep it up, I mainly want to watch Toriko.