Everyday Life Begins at Food Wars!

Generally speaking, we don't call novels that write the plot of the original work and only replace the actions of the protagonist of the original work with the protagonist of the novel as fan fiction.

Let me tell the truth. There is absolutely no need to write about food prisoners. That thing is not a manifestation of cooking skills at all, it is just a crushing of ingredients 😅. Besides, I can't see anything outstanding about that thing from its combat power to its ingredients. It's all just a lot of boasting.

Pure copying? . . It feels like I've read the text version of Shokugeki: The Spirit of the Halberd. If you change the protagonist's name to Soma Yukihira, basically nothing will change. .

After reading the first chapter, it's all about basic methods, but it's been praised too much. And Mapo Tofu is better than Michelin three stars, but don't forget that this is the world of gourmet food. If Michelin three stars are only of this level, what else should I write?

The protagonist comes with strong cooking skills at the beginning, and the system library is full of advanced techniques. I remember that the skills of the Pastry King are only learned in the middle and late stages of other books. It is a bit too invincible. It lacks the growth plot of painstakingly studying new recipes, staying up late to brainstorm before the game and finally having an idea, seclusion for several days in a row to hone technical proficiency, etc. It feels like you will get tired of it after a hundred chapters.

Why are we always together with Tadokoro, especially when there are thousands of people in the back? It's outrageous that we can be grouped together. Is it because the world will not change without Tadokoro?

To be honest, Chinese food is not that popular outside.

Take a look at the anime. The first lesson of Xiapel's class is to give an E grade if you can't get an A. Where does the B come from?

First of all, the brainless warm man sits at the same table with the dog, and first establishes the relationship before engaging in ambiguity. Then, write more of your own stuff. Enter the academy to highlight the main purpose, follow the plot and change the protagonist. This is the novel version of Shokoku. The synopsis looks at 70% of the original Shoji and 30% of the author's second creation, and the golden finger is missing. I really can't stand the quality. If it's not original, please add more elements into it. It's easy to write.

The plot of the fanfic is exactly the same as the original work. I see that your protagonist has been training Tadori Megumi and thought that Shinnomiya's incident would not happen, but it still happened as usual. So what's the point of you setting it up for so long and adding a special test? And to be honest, this plot is terrible in the original work. Whether it's Soma or the protagonist, it's just other bastards who were eliminated. I don't care. Anyway, my harem can't be eliminated. In other words, as long as the protagonist and the harem can survive, then whatever happens, there will be no conflict with the four palaces. To put it bluntly, it's a double standard.