The Gourmet Intelligence King

It looks very comfortable, like playing a restaurant management game. You occasionally encounter special customers and trigger events, and you can learn recipes through exploration and skill point accumulation. If this game existed, I would definitely play it.

Is a midlife crisis already happening at 30? I'm starting to feel uneasy. 😭

Putting everything else aside, getting to level three requires increasing your experience points from 700 to one billion to reach level four. I can only say that's invincible. 😅

... All I can say is, my friend, you won't be getting another book from me.

Wait, what happened? How did it suddenly end like that? It just suddenly ended? What's going on? I was nurturing the book when I suddenly realized it wasn't updating anymore, and then I checked the ending, and holy crap! Dude, are you kidding me?

There aren't many excellent works that capture the essence of everyday life, such as food, family, and daily routines (I hope friends can recommend other similar works). There are two drawbacks: first, it's not visually appealing enough; second, it uses up a lot of steamed buns. I'm so hungry for it!

What a terrible ending! Is it really that hard to come up with a slice-of-life story plot? You can't even come up with a major plot point? The previous chapter about the legendary intelligence was at least well-planned, right? Why did you just leave it unfinished? An idea for a bad ending pops into your head, and the next second it's approved. Fine, you've disgusted me this time.

Have you ever been a scapegoat? You're just writing nonsense and making assumptions! 😁 (Does anyone have a copy of the references?)

My problem is this: if you write about a female lead who is stunningly beautiful, I feel it's too formulaic. But if you write about a female lead who is too ordinary, I find it hard to get into the story.

Tsk tsk tsk, once a book becomes popular, there are many copies.