This Foodie Feeds on Time

The protagonist can get permanent certification once and for all. Why not keep changing his origin? Once he has changed, he can go directly to the future. First, he can increase his own value. If the value is high, then it is not just a waste! Why do you keep thinking about cooking?

I don't have the motivation to catch up anymore, I'll keep it for a while and see.

It can be seen that 300 Jin is innovating. But after reading about 20 chapters, I felt awkward and uninteresting.

Although it doesn't seem to be a creation style, the setting is quite interesting. Would it be better to just call the book "Gourmets Feed on Time" 🤓

I'm just kidding When will the new book be released? Damn, is there any notice in the old book?

I clicked on it and actually opened a new book 😰

Go back in time and change your origin, that's too weird

No matter how poorly written Three Hundred is, I will still firmly support it! Such a good idea is really rare! Besides, when I first started reading the book, I was following what others said. The universe in the bottle didn't explode until Sicily came out, the weirdness didn't explode until the God of Man came out, and the mushrooms didn't have their flavor until at least the Elephant God came out of his second life... I just like this kind of narration! It's better than the same three golden chapters, splitting the book and plagiarizing it, right?

When I was raising all mankind, my childhood sweetheart walked directly into the back garden of Goldfinger. Later, I was scolded in the comment section, so I deleted this heroine line. Later, I came here and had no life-long friendship with this tofu Xishi. She was not a childhood sweetheart, but just someone who came to work. After a little communication, she directly became the heroine. I might as well have that Pearl Shell as the heroine. At least she was raised with one hand.

No matter how you write three hundred? In the end, sooner or later, we will surely turn onto the path of creation flow.

If the squid posts a message before 300, is it the stupid bird that flies first? 🤓

This emotional scene with Tofu Xishi still looks weird, and it doesn't feel like there's any important foreshadowing.

Version 1 Don't be too busy instructing others to update their knowledge reserves. First of all, physics has never firmly asserted that time cannot be traced back. Secondly, novels are about constructing a new world view, not about submitting physics papers. Using the superficial definition of time in textbooks and judging fantasy plots everywhere, as if you are the only one in the world who understands time, you are a bit too eager to show your shallow knowledge. If you don't want to read, just cross it out. There is no need to pretend to be a science popularization guru to educate the author. Version 2 Based on your paragraph, it seems that it is time for you to update your knowledge base. Time is just a unit that describes motion? This is just the most basic and popular explanation. Physics' conjectures about space-time and closed time-like curves have never been completely concluded. Taking a step back, even if reality doesn't work, why can't novel settings? If you don't want to read the time reversal theme, just don't read it. If you insist on condescendingly teaching novel writers, it makes you look like an authority in the subject of time. It's really a bit ridiculous. Version 3 (short and quick, reply directly in the comment area) What I wrote is a novel, not a physics academic report for you. It's fine if you don't want to watch and row away. It's really unnecessary to pretend to be an expert and give advice. Moreover, your understanding of time itself is only a very one-sided basic definition.

The setting is not good enough. If you go back to the past and all your relationships have changed, is it still necessary to make friends? Moreover, the protagonist did not kill anyone this time. Doesn't that mean that the issue of the imperial court's guilt seal has not been discovered? The author will probably write more and more confusing things in the later period, because the setting will change too much, and all the enemies that were originally killed will be resurrected once he returns to the past.

Come and read with me my solemn oath: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being tempered into steel, and worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly swear: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author, and coding is my bounden duty!

Delete this comment, it's awesome I won't let anyone comment on my messy writing.

Alas, I feel that Sanbai is the creation series that best suits my taste. Do you have any other creation series that you recommend?

I really like Raising All Humans. I haven't read any of the author's other books except Raising All Humans. I read it relatively late, but I really like it. In fact, I really hope that the author can continue writing this kind of creation sandbox type of writing 😁

Endless Shennong, come out 🤓

The setting is good, I like this time travel setting. But the first few chapters were overwhelming. The food the protagonist makes is so amazing, and the shop that has been open for so long has not been discovered by the big shots. Also, it is always said that ingredients without spiritual power cannot attract warriors. Then I ask you, in pursuit of spiritual power, take pills. If you want to say that vegetables are fresher than elixirs and can stimulate more spiritual power, that's fine. After all, the settings are different. Some settings are that elixirs are stronger, which means that the alchemist has a higher status than the spiritual chef. However, it is outrageous that the female leader of the beggar gang can still say that after eating the protagonist's meal. After all, the protagonist's meal is designed to meet the basic needs of living creatures-survival.

I finally gave birth and I became a father 😭😭

What I like most is the truly epic part of raising all human beings. The price of sand sculpture players is too low. Every subsequent book starts to be imaginative and clever, and you gradually lose interest in reading Sometimes the novel setting is not important, what is important is a story that is complete enough to withstand scrutiny.

I have a question, isn't Longfeng an intelligent race? So what is the difference between eating dragons and phoenixes and eating people?

Tofu Xishi is a pure failure. The protagonist controls time. As a behind-the-scenes person, the best solution is definitely not to enter the game, but to eliminate trouble. In another novel Cihang City, he would have been caught like this 😄. The moment the timeline was changed, he was caught and sent directly into an eternal coma.

In the first chapter, the author said not to abuse the protagonist, and then in the fourth chapter, the protagonist lost his legs and became a lame, which made him laugh to death.

Go ahead, this chapter is really well written. The determination of the protagonist, coupled with persistence, is not as calculated as a mushroom. I have written so many books about it, but this time I wrote it so that I can have the early stage of raising and cultivating the owner.

It's so cool that the time ability can be played like this, directly changing the birth point for a second reincarnation, going back to the past to plunder the bloodline, and sneaking in at the moment the queen is giving birth, disguised as twins. 666

This book is amazing, 300 improvements have been made

Can spoilers be deleted

After watching it for so long, it's a bit hard to accept every time I want to click in. When I saw the cover, I thought it was a period article. When I looked at the title, I thought it was a period food article. Finally, I raised my eyes and looked at the introduction. Well, the introduction has been changed and is much better than before. If I hadn't taken a second look at the author's name at first, I might have missed it.