Shoji: I Become a Fantasy Food Supplier

I don't understand the meaning of giving those fantasy ingredients to others to eat. It's okay for the protagonist to become stronger and complete system tasks. But what's wrong with giving fantasy ingredients to other people? And your system is a farm system, not a chef system

Come on, the same setting has been seen in Luzi and Green Eggplant, but it's a pity that the two are so good.

There doesn't seem to be much problem with this book at the moment, but in almost every paragraph of the author's words, it is clear that he wants the protagonist to show off. If this continues, this book will explode sooner or later.

After reading it, I feel that the protagonist is just an ordinary person without food cells. Isn't he seeking death by selling it so blatantly? Shootouts abroad every day.

At the beginning, the protagonist is praised too highly, and the food is ridiculous. There are few tricks to making delicious food. You can only use a lot of narration to introduce how awesome and awesome it is, which is too empty. Invincible writing stands out for its pretentious and immersive feeling. I prefer upgrading writing to gradually improve and transcend to reach the peak.

In an everyday world like Halberd Soul, even those of one or two levels can be sold for sky-high prices.

Emmm is another supplier taking the road of chef

The protagonist has no external needs, and the purpose of eating delicious food is to upgrade. So the question is, you, a superman with extraordinary strength who can avoid eating beef, can you just catch people and run into the mountains to feed them? The power of captured food is exaggerated. In the previous chapter, a capture level of five can overturn a tank. If you upgrade a few levels, you will be invincible in the world.

The biggest problem is that it is sold too cheaply, and it feels like the Chuanguo Jade Seal is being sold as an ordinary jade.

We're all in France, and we still use Japanese yen

Ingredients in the Food Captive World are fine only if you eat them in this world. The excess heat will evaporate naturally. In the Food Captive World, high-level ingredients can kill someone in one bite.

The starting point is something similar to this. I live broadcast the Food World and then sell ingredients to Shi Ji Zhiling. After that, I started doing it intermittently.

Madam, you don't want your God's Tongue to be unable to eat dream ingredients in the future, right? Madam, are you so impatient? I remember your husband is still next door. Surprise, madam? Your daughter has been with me for a long time. Madam, she is your best friend. Find a time and invite her to your home.

I remember seeing this protagonist as a regenerator reviving ingredients in a halberd. It was a good idea, but it was a eunuch.

In fact, my first reaction when I read this novel was that with regard to the ingredients in The Prisoner of Delicious Food, wouldn't it explode if people ate them? What impressed me the most was the one called the Rainbow Fruit. One drop of juice can turn the entire pool water into juice, and the gem meat can make Aru, who can store three million kilocalories in his body, from near death to full state. Don't tell me that ordinary people can eat those things. Can ordinary people in the Prisoners of Gourmet be called ordinary people?

The more I read Chapter 3 of the Beginning, the more familiar it becomes. It's almost the same parent as the previous Chapter 3.

The protagonist is not in Japan, so I feel that it should not be calculated in Japanese yen. It would be better to use US dollars or RMB.

The protagonist gets a small world, grows and breeds it, and then sells it outside. Because of its good quality, it gets a lot of demand.

The promise comes true. If you are told to give a monthly pass, give a monthly pass. Come on, author😍 Author. About my question. The fantasy ingredients section. Do you follow the food completely, or do you create some of your own ingredients? 😠