Gourmet Adventures Across the Heavens, Starting with Legendary Beast Meat

Let me tell you something. I read seven books, the ones about Toriko and... Food Wars, and they were all terrible. That's because any author of those books is just focused on the food. Then the authors often just write about chefs fighting and then suddenly switch to Food Wars, focusing on the growth of those lousy chefs... They don't really write about the food anymore; it's just a matter of whether they can write it that way.

Many comments have been saying that the author shouldn't write about Food Wars!, But should instead learn cooking skills from Toriko or Master Boy. I really want to complain about this. Cooking skills are only truly comprehensive when they're closer to modern times. Master Boy is set around the Qing Dynasty.

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It's a bit boring. You keep writing about food battles and daily life. If it continues like this after release, there will definitely be a lot of skipped subscriptions. A combination of diverse cuisines and adventures is what most people want to read. And this isn't a cheat system like a "God of Cookery," so why just focus on cooking? Did you choose to become a chef because you have gourmet cells?

Since the protagonist has acquired gourmet cells, he should definitely try as much food as possible to enhance himself. Learning cooking skills is to enable him to prepare ingredients and enjoy delicious food while adventuring alone, not to learn cooking skills for the sake of cooking itself. Don't put the cart before the horse. The author needs to grasp this point.

This time, the protagonist only spent a short time in the Food Hunter camp, but experienced two small events. The problem remains: he was somewhat passive, lacking initiative and confined by the original plot and food descriptions. In the Forest of E, he only collected the dishes featured in the original story.

The protagonist has appeared in several anime series. Except for Food Wars, where he only dabbles in the main plot, he has become involved in the main storylines in the others. However, the protagonist seems detached and doesn't participate much. Most of the time, he just goes through the motions, like a transitional animation.

Why is Food Wars! The main world? Can't the original world become the main world? Can't Food Wars! Be used as a dungeon? Is there anything special about Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma? Is it worthy of being the main world?

The author seems to really like Food Wars, but the problem remains: the power levels and world-building gap between Food Wars and Food Prisoner are too large. I don't recommend the author spend too much energy competing with the people in the Food Wars world, or engaging in childish battles. It's pointless.

And what's the point of going to the world of Food Wars!? If you were learning cooking, I wouldn't say anything! The whole thing is just using special ingredients to show off.