How Did I, a Cook, Become an Imperial Marshal?

When does the Beer Hall Speech start?

Everything else is fine, but the setting of this super-regenerative pig man who chops himself into pieces and allows others to eat them as a matter of course is really unbearable.

It's pretty good so far. It's my first time seeing the Cooking Soldiers start. Come on 🙂

As the title states, is there any surgery for the protagonist in this Imperial Beer Hall speech? Don't talk about the ZB family, San Dezi's trusts were all fine, but the bottom layer was slaughtered.

Very well written, platinum posture.

I just want to make a small suggestion. If the protagonist is not going to write a story about changing bodies, I suggest that the protagonist's name be unified. "Gu Zian" and "Hans" go back and forth. It is quite uncomfortable whether it is watching or listening. It is better to just call him Hans! Readers won't care what the protagonist's name was before traveling through time.

Recommended to watch by an otaku.

The writing is very good, thumbs up, much better than the first one 😎

I like this book very much, I will read it if I can't wait for the update ()

The scene is so big that I don't know if the author can contain it. I hope it's more stable😁😁😁

Please update soon. It seems like bugs are crawling on me.

I just feel that the dialogue has some minor flaws, a bit unsmooth and unnatural, which is more conspicuous in my opinion, but otherwise it's fine, keep up the good work

I feel like the war is too big.

According to reader feedback, the two names mixed together did not look good, so they were all changed to Hans 😅

I predict that it will be a defeat line. After the defeat, the protagonist will try to launch a coup. Perhaps the reason will be that the ruling class will blame the orcs for the defeat.

If the protagonist has no moral shackles, I feel that the protagonist can be Hannibal and a ghoul. If a corpse is cooked, it can be eaten for several days, and you will gain a lot of experience. If there is an enemy corpse, eat the enemy. If not, just attack your colleagues directly. Death on the battlefield is very common, so there is no shortage of food sources.

The writing is good, but the plot is awkward, jumping left and right among races as if it's self-motivating.