Hogwarts’ Magical Food God

It took me half a day to catch up on the latest! This book is very interesting to write! The reborn protagonist can be called a gourmet and chef. After seeing the magical world, he refreshed his world view and determined to develop magical cuisine. The magic he learned is in the service of food. Most of the fan protagonists I have seen before focus on traditional routines such as alchemy, potions, and spells. This is a rare HP food fanfic, and it writes about cooking food in a decent way, and the collision of magic and food. The run-in has created a lot of interesting plots, but so far I have only seen that except for the protagonist making a pot of uncontrollable sleepy soup in the Potions class, they basically use magic means to make delicious food with ordinary ingredients. I hope that the protagonist can use magical animals and plants to make real magical food in the future. I want to see how much brilliance magical food can bloom in Britain, which is a food desert! In addition, the original supporting characters in the article also add a lot of highlights to the novel, such as the West Coast Raven, the arrogant Black Dragon Lady, the shy Pony Girl... And the Iron Hat King, Luna who is not yet in school. It is not clear whether the author wants a harem, but from the plot point of view, the two lines of the Dragon Lady and the Horse Girl have already planted the nail!

I love it, again, I love it. It's been a long time since I've seen an article like this. The writing is skillful and it doesn't blindly focus on the plot and settings. On the contrary, I'm very interested in the description of the food and the description of the black lake, the forbidden forest, magical creatures, etc. It feels like an expansion of the original world (not to mention that the author is a sophisticated person and is very attentive) , these elements can easily make the plot watery and loose, but the author's writing power has made these very compact, which made me read very comfortably, happily, and with a full sense of experience. I even think that the author's next book will be a light novel adventure that may be very interesting...  As for some of the plots in it, such as the beginning, which was a little loose, and the buffers in the middle of several major plots, which made me feel a little too short (I caught up from the first chapter to the latest in one go, which made me feel like I was full), other than that it was fine. There is also the issue of single/multiple female protagonists. This thing has thousands of people and different faces. I feel that the author's writing power is a bit abrupt in this aspect, but not much, just a little. Maybe you can consider making the characters more fleshed out in the subsequent plots? (I'd like to see more interactions mostly...). In addition, you can write according to the author's wishes. You don't have to listen to the readers to write what you want. You can write whatever you think is good. Anyway, your writing skills are not bad now. This dispute is completely unnecessary (there are a group of crazy people who are just looking for trouble). If the author has already decided and it is recommended to announce it early, it will be regarded as screening readers. This process must be experienced. {"TopicId":"575996645787959296","TopicName":"Harry Potter"}{"TopicId":"635973864274526208","TopicName":"Grain and Grass"}

Probably Shennong's post First of all, the comprehensive evaluation: you can take a look Current tasting progress: Chapter 150 Q1: What type of time travel does the protagonist have? A1: fetal transmigration/reincarnation. It is worth mentioning that the protagonist had never heard anything related to Harry Potter before traveling through time. Traveling back and forth was just a way to provide knowledge about cooking. Q2: How many heroines are there? A2: Judging from my current reading progress, it should have multiple female protagonists. So far, there should be three characters that can be regarded as heroines: 1. The original heroine (this is a plus for me personally, I am really tired of watching Hermione) 2. The Iron Hat King Hannah Abbott (a rare choice, not bad) 3. Also the original heroine, but a centaur (this is a matter of opinion, I can only say that I respect everyone's xp). In addition, if I have to say it, Tonks is also one of the candidates for the heroine. It depends on the subsequent development. (Luna also feels that there are some signs of it. She corresponds with the protagonist from time to time, and she does not feel like an ordinary pen pal.) However, because the male protagonist seems to have the attitude of "everyone is my good friend" at this stage, I can't guarantee whether the author will accept all the female protagonists or an open ending, or whether it will be reduced to a single female protagonist fighting for stock trading. I hope I can learn from Mr. Lei's saying "I like Nia and everyone" and just accept them all. Q3: Is there a common starting point for Harry Potter fanfics? For example, the unsold wand made by Ollivander's dad/grandpa using oriental materials? A3: Probably not. The protagonist's wand is the kind of wand that Ollivanders would actually sell or that fits the worldview. However, it is worth mentioning that the author has made considerable innovations in the Chinese magic world, such as setting Qiu Zhang as an exchange student at Kunlun, a Chinese magic school, and Bian Que appearing in more than 140 chapters, and the protagonist's main focus is medicinal Chinese food. Leaving aside the Chinese food part, there are Chinese-related elements but the space is very small. Readers who mind this can pay attention to it. (You asked me why I left aside the Chinese food part? Because it's really difficult to avoid Chinese food when writing about chefs, but if the number of other cuisines and Chinese food can be properly balanced, I personally think the popularity should be better than it is now)—gh! A4: I personally feel that the setting of this book is quite sophisticated, and it has a relatively reasonable expansion of the magical world. Some settings of the original work should remain unchanged, and the second creation basically follows the principle of one without the other. Overall, there should not be much conflict with the settings of the original work (the use of words such as "should", "basically" and "relatively reasonable" is simply because I can't say it too fully, but it doesn't mean that the author really wrote it with setting loopholes) Q5: It's both Hogwarts and MasterChef. Is there a fat Scottish chicken with a round face? A5: Not currently. To be honest, I personally hate this gag and hate that book. Expanding on the issue of eating magical animals, to put it simply, magical animals will be eaten, but species with intelligence or friendship will not eat them. Q6: Is it the brainless dragon Aotian or has his combat power collapsed? A6: Judging from my current reading progress, it should not be counted. Although the protagonist's skills seem to be quite high, which is considered T0 among the little wizards, after all, he is still in the first grade who has not even passed the Halloween of the first year. The overall combat power is not much higher than that of the little wizard. If he encounters a stronger adult wizard, he will die in a duel. Q7: What is the protagonist's college? A7: Hufflepuff. It was a rare option in the past but has become more and more popular in recent years. I personally like the author's choice. After all, there are really as many Gryffindor and Ravenclaw fanfics as there are. Slytherin's opinions are quite polarizing. Some people like it very much, some people hate it, and some people hate it. I personally hate the Slytherin side (I didn't say I like Slytherin). I mean it's wrong or bad, it just represents my personal preference) The last thing I want to mention is that Ron has basically no role, and his niche has been basically replaced by Neville. This should be good news for most readers of Harry Potter fandom. I feel that there are quite a few readers who don't like Ron. Although I don't hate Ron, I can accept the marginalization of the original protagonist group. As long as the original characters are not OOC or deliberately degrading, I have no problem with it. Thanks for reading this. It would be great if it can be of some help to you.

The writing is very good, with a sense of Harry Potter's magic, and from the point of view of the chef's identity, the writing style, the character creation, the plot and the world view are all very online. It is a fanfic worth reading, and it is worth it. But what I personally can't stand is the author's emphasis on Chinese food. It's hard to imagine that the protagonist, as a versatile chef, basically doesn't cook Western food and only cooks Chinese food. As a result, the description of the food details is more and more in place, but it also gives people the illusion of boasting about Chinese food, and greatly weakens the Harry Potter Western fantasy background. I just hope that since the author is the chef who has shaped the protagonist to reach the top, he should take the best of both in the food chapter and make progress together in shaping the two. There can be more Chinese food, but no less Western food.

Today's fandoms are all focused on the pursuit of novelty, using all kinds of weird tricks to attract attention. It's been a long time since I've seen a fanfic like this that truly carves out the plot and shapes the characters! At present, it seems that both the male and female protagonists are original, with distinctive and outstanding personalities. The author uses the original worldview to write new ideas, putting new wine in old bottles, which makes people's eyes bright. I'm glad I found this book when it first came out, keep up the quality, I'll keep reading it! 😁

The writing is really good. What Harry Potter fan fiction lacks the most now is originality and a sense of fairy tale. Many HP fan fiction these days don't talk about these two things. There are a lot of mistakes in the novel. The original work feels like I have never read it. I almost thought it was written by a cloud reader in the comment area. I can only say that it is a fan work after all, and good authors rarely come back to write fan fiction. This book is an unexpected surprise.

In fact, I personally don't think having a single heroine or multiple heroines will prevent you from reading books with interesting settings and comfortable writing. If you don't like emotional drama, then just skip it. There is no such thing as pure love or strategies. The focus of this book is not the emotional drama. The whole task of compiling rhymes for potions class is very fun.

The world view and various settings of this book are strictly based on the seven original books and official derivative books such as "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them", "The Tales of Beedle the Bard", "The Magic of Quidditch", movie scripts, and the official website Pottermore/Wizarding World. Reasonable deductions are made on this basis, and all details are verified. Welcome everyone to read, and please keep reading during the new book period to help recommend this book. Without reading, there will be no traffic. Thank you!

I have read a lot of hp fanfics, but few are really good. Although this book has some flaws (mainly because the protagonist risks getting hurt at every turn, and so far, he claims to cook with care, but actually does not make any magic dishes), other parts are very warm and smooth, with appropriate details and silky smoothness. It is already among the best among many fans, and is highly recommended.

I found it quite interesting after reading more than 50 chapters, but the swearing crow gave me a bad feeling. I personally don't like this kind of swearing character 😰, and it is not necessary. If I want a partner to help with food tasting, the first thing I think of is the mouse in "Ratatouille". It would be better if it was replaced by that mouse.

She looks like a heroine. . Don't dare to look at it

It's already over 80 chapters before you enroll in a branch. I thought you were going to put it on the shelves before branching into another branch.

Will there be single, multiple, or none female protagonists in the future?

Support single heroine! ! The monthly vote has been cast. I haven't looked at it later. If the level and style remain the same, I'll vote. (By the way, are there any updates?)

There are still a lot of ingenuity in the plot design at present. I hope we won't see those messy original villains, original magic theories and plot routes just for the so-called "not following the original work". That's really boring.

Can Shen Nong tell me whether there is a plot in the future about eating owls or protecting magical animals from other animals? I personally don't like this kind of plot. The description of the magical world is really good. If there is such a plot, I will not dare to subscribe 😭😭

Is it correct that out of a collection of more than 10,000, there are less than 100 readers? 🙂 This chapter says it's deserted, and the monthly subscriptions are pitiful. They're not all raising books, right? (

Well, I prefer this kind of unsystematic, original story. In fact, I just want to go to Hogwarts by myself, write about daily life, and expand some world views. It would be great.

I discovered this book last night, but it was too late. There were descriptions of food in the first few chapters. I was so hungry that I couldn't help but eat midnight snacks and did not continue reading. I took a break at noon. I was shocked when I opened it. As soon as I read Chapter 7 (I haven't finished it yet), I felt that these chapters alone are worth a monthly pass. I'm serious. A completely magical world, different from those cookie-cutter Harry Potter fans. The author tells this story very sincerely

This is one of the top HP fics in the past few months. The story is well written.

It's very beautiful, and this warm feeling comes from the fact that I'm not very familiar with Harry Potter. I would like to ask you, is there a kind of magic in Harry Potter that can bring together the beauty of everyone? After all, in my opinion, the protagonist can connect and gather everyone's good expectations through the act of sharing food. In other words, giving without expecting anything in return is inherently valuable. How will this noble quality be displayed in an idealistic world? Everyone's wishes are very powerful once they are heard.

1. The Magical God of Cookery in Hogwarts I feel that this sentence fits this book very well, share it here

Don't speak so much English, I can't understand it

The recent chapters on the forest have been very well written, with a sense of magic from fairy tales. I read that many readers in the book review section said so. I think this is the biggest highlight of the book, and the author should work hard to maintain it! Don't do this just to make me laugh. The two chapters about teaching a mermaid to sing made my fists harden! Keep up the quality and this book will be a hit!

Is there a female protagonist? Is it Hermione? There are too many Hermione heroines, it makes me sick to watch them now🤢

Well, how should I put it, the standard style of Western novels is readable and good-looking. If you are a fan of the original novel or a reader who likes to read Western-style novels, you will probably like it, but it is not suitable for readers who are used to the domestic online style. Of course, this is just my personal feeling. Whether you like it or not depends on your personal taste.

I have read Chapter 30 so far. I remember there was magic food. I remember the twins made candies in the original book. I think children can make food with special effects. There must be other foods with special effects. However, I feel that magic food may not be that good at your level. Magic food tends to be more about magic than food. It probably tastes average.

Will the protagonist be able to learn magic such as unlocking, cooking, cooking, and subduing demons in the future?😏

The biggest problem with this book is that I discovered it too early. I read it quickly and then had to wait slowly.

Watch it all in two days. It's still a little too short, discovered too early.