Dragons, Food, and Dungeons

In a world with a true god, dealing with government corruption would be incredibly easy; all they have to do is swear an oath to the god of justice before taking office.

Judging from the title, I initially thought it would be a dungeon crawler where you explore and cook using ingredients, but it's actually a fairly traditional Western fantasy novel. Food is just a garnish; the adventure is the main course. The setting is a fictional world that blends elements of D&D and Japanese Western fantasy, featuring classic job classes and characteristics, magic networks…

Can I accuse Qidian of false advertising? Did the person who made this recommendation genuinely want to promote this book?

I'm out. I can't stand the protagonist deliberately acting like a jerk, especially towards his teammates. It completely triggers my urges; I can't laugh at all.

It's only now that I realize, Lao Yao was almost killed back then! 💀 Luckily, Lao Yao had this skill, plus connections with the old professors at the academy.

I found it very comfortable to read, and the atmosphere is somewhat similar to Yuan Tong's books. The author should consider the book's intended direction; if it's not intended to be a typical light novel, then don't listen to comments and arbitrarily change it. Regardless of the genre, the important thing is not to change course midway and subject the reader to a second round of screening.

The author is as brilliant as ever. I sincerely recommend everyone to read this book. I've been reading the author's previous book for over a decade, and this one is currently in my top 10 or so. The protagonist's personality is particularly appealing; he's both funny and kind. I love this kind of protagonist. I highly recommend it; whether it suits you or not is another matter.

The stylistic shift is quite drastic; the reader base built up by the previous book might not be able to accept this genre.

There aren't any exciting or sensational moments; it's just a calm travelogue. This kind of article won't become a hit, but it should still have the potential to be considered a high-quality, niche piece.

Who is this author? It's really well-written! At first, I genuinely thought it was just a silly food-themed anime, but the climax and the resolution of foreshadowing were so satisfying. A truly high-quality read! ˙ᵕ˙ᰔ