I Conquer the Entire Wasteland with Delicious Food

The protagonist is like a eunuch and serves the heroine like an emperor. I feel like the protagonist is like a licking dog

I just saw the chapter where the protagonist regains his memory and lets go of the other person. This makes readers feel uncomfortable, maybe mainly because they feel unhappy about being plotted against. Also, it felt weird to let go of it so directly, so I tried to deal with it in a different way. For example, catching them, holding them in private custody without handing them over to the authorities, force-feeding them cakes, and then applying various torture methods. Judging from the previous situation, it is unlikely that these two people can withstand it. At this time, it is not impossible for them to abolish the threatening methods. In addition, if you catch these two priests, even if they are really exposed, as long as they interact, it will show that they have not been brainwashed, and it will help the heroine secure her position, and she may even get the weapons back. If they are valuable, they are unlikely to be crushed to death directly, so it should be no problem. But now the protagonist is directly plotted, threatened, and then let go. To be honest, although there is a move to destroy the Apocalypse Society's den, it is easy for people to find loopholes, and there is no guarantee that the two priests will be caught by others again. And only a few people know about the protagonist now. After he is released, you, a chanter, are so important, and there is also the son of a superior person. Then a group of people will know about you immediately? I feel very unhappy with the handling of this issue. In addition, the protagonist's food is indeed a pure tool, and Apocalypse Club always makes typos...

What is Chapter 120 about? Didn't the protagonist hear his thoughts in advance after eating all those candies? Why can the words of those two church people make the protagonist lose control of his shocked expression I don't understand it very well. I felt that the protagonist is a little scheming before, but these two sentences make the protagonist unstoppable. There is no reason why the protagonist doesn't understand the principle of losing the group before losing, right? Especially if the information is known in advance, it is not a sudden news.

I like the author's way of leaving room for imagination. It's rare in this day and age, and the scale is pretty good. In terms of plot, the plot of the protagonist is very exciting. I came from QQ and came here specifically to support it. I mean, keep it up. The three summons are a bit flawed, but the flaws are not concealed.

I think it's very interesting. I'm following the updates and will subscribe after they are released 😁

Don't tell me, she's pretty good-looking. I just like this kind of bad-ass big sister.

He came to the station to make up for the full order. So far, I feel that most of the plot is relatively normal from beginning to end. A small part of the poisonous point is Tahm Kench in Demon's Summons. He is chatty and has too many rhetorical words. Now his perception has recovered a lot since he disappeared. I hope to see the author's modifications to this character in the future. Most people probably don't like the characters dropped from other works. If the author can change it to an original character and borrow the setting, it is estimated that readers' acceptance will be higher. Looking forward to the follow-up🤓

I finished reading it all on QQ next door. I want to mention a few points. After recovering my memory in the middle and later stages, I discovered that I was the culprit. The writing was a bit too bad. First of all, you were manipulated by the shoes. Later, when it comes to foreshadowing, I barely mentioned that you left two disgusting villains. When it came to summoning the three demons, the writing was so bad. First of all, I felt that the three were from other works. Crow and Tamu may be from League of Legends, and Pochita is from Chainsaw Man. In fact, they shouldn't be written from other works. And Tam talks too much. If you let him come back in the future, it is best to make him talk less. The content is actually not bad, but many small details are not handled well, which leads to a low evaluation of your book. Think clearly about what you want to write, especially about food and the apocalypse. After writing hundreds of chapters, it is still a bit inconsistent. In the latest chapter, the author has added the entertainment of the apocalypse and the regression of everything. It is reasonable for the food to be regressed. As for how to title the book Food Conquest, I think it is still difficult. Because your delicacies all rely on buffs. In fact, removing the delicacies does not affect the plot. It relies entirely on the system to bring buffs to promote the plot. If you replace the delicacies with auras or potions, there will be no difference in the plot at all. I think that since I have written so many chapters, I am still off topic. You can consider changing the title of the novel. There is no need to stick to the title of food. You can just change it to xx to conquer the apocalypse, or to transform the apocalypse. Anyway, keep working hard, books are still good.

Yes, it's good, but I'm almost 10 chapters into a casino, how do I keep reading 🤤🤤

Cut? Why is there no update today?

Why is there still this kind of soul-piercing soul of my predecessor ntr now? I haven't seen it in many years.

It was okay before Chapter 120, but it made people feel uncomfortable after reading it.

The setting of Goldfinger is a bit like the book "Loyalty", and the world view is also the same. It also adds a food setting. It's okay after just reading a few chapters, but it doesn't feel unique, and it looks like it is borrowed from other books.

It's a pity that your writing style is okay, but the addition of delicious food does not match the apocalypse. You have to choose delicious food, various delicious effects, and now the overall feeling is that Gong Dou relies on others and has a backer, and he is not strong. It's like the end of the world, don't be messy, only become stronger and hot-blooded to be attractive. I don't know if you can see the prisoners of delicious food. You might as well plug in and write gourmet cells directly. I can only look forward to your next book. I support your writing style.

This book is quite good. I read it as a wasteland romance novel. Please support it with a monthly ticket.

There's nothing wrong with the writing, as far as the plot is concerned, and the links are okay, not bad. There may be some people who don't like the style of the painting. Are there no editors to recommend it?

Wouldn't the author change his name? Changing the name of the book might make it more popular

The overall idea is good. If I change the name, it will be fine. Overall, the book is fine.

How should I put it? I feel like I'm off topic. Food seems like a way for the protagonist to gain power.