Gourmet from Another World

The classified IQ online can be removed, and there are some bad sentences in some places. As a refreshing article, its structure is a bit blocked, and the world view is slightly vague, but overall it is worth reading. After all, it is free. It depends on the individual where to click.

It's not bad, but it's definitely not great. I've watched nearly 40% of it. It's okay to pass the time and read. But if you look closely, it's really amazing. First of all, I think the most shocking thing is that there is a problem with the portrayal of the protagonist. Maybe the author wants to portray him as a cold and strong person, but when I read it, it feels like he has an emotional disorder or autism. There are basically no mood swings, almost no joy, anger, sorrow, and basically zero sympathy and empathy. The disciples are just to do tasks, and after they are accepted, they will be freed. The same is true for the earliest snake girl, if it weren't for the system task In the good old days, I would never have thought of having this apprentice, and all the interpersonal interactions in the process were just a mess. It was as if everyone was his tool or NPC, without any emotional investment. Regardless of whether I needed it or not, others took concrete actions to help me and dismissed me with a dish. When other people encountered problems, it was none of their business. When I encountered problems, it was just because I had a stupid and reckless person. I didn't see any emotional intelligence and IQ. Then there are the problems with explaining the various settings. I have also read a lot of articles about food from another world. This article is about time travel. You go to a different world and start cooking all kinds of inexplicable homemade dishes without leaving home. You don't even understand the characteristics of the ingredients here. Knowing what kinds of dishes there are in the world and how they can be paired with each other, you somehow create your own. After seeing the Gluttonous Valley, you add settings to the ingredient guide. Other articles either systematically instill knowledge, or systematically fix ingredients and practice them all the time. This article has no setting support at all. Then, whenever there is a troublemaker, he will take off his clothes. It may be just to make trouble at the beginning. Later, if he makes trouble, he will only take off his clothes. If it gets serious, he will give him a beating. If the other party really threatens him, he will let the dog go. It is a dog father looking at his autistic child. He does whatever he likes. Anyway, the dog father is protecting him. If he can't beat him, he will be like a man and a dog. He has nothing to fear. The battle scenes in this article also take up a large part of the book, but I always only see those few scenes. Xiaobai appears, Xiaobai disappears, the autistic protagonist slaps the pot, and the exquisite dog slaps the paw, and the battle is over.

It's been three brushes. I accidentally clicked on it when it first came out because the book was out of stock. Unexpectedly, I became obsessed with it the more I read it, and I stayed up dozens of nights reading it (although I knew it was very harmful to my body, but my mental state was perfect). The second review was during the epidemic. I was bored to death. I read many novels and felt that they were almost boring. I flipped through them and turned to Boss Bu again. Today is 24 years 9️⃣🈷️4️⃣, and there is another book shortage. Thinking of this book in the corner, I have forgotten the plot, so I decided to review it. This book is really unforgettable, the plot is logically logical, the narrative is straightforward, and the characters are vivid and flesh-and-blood. It is really worth reading.

People are basically a bunch of arrogant and self-righteous people, and so is the little girl, who keeps calling the protagonist a stinky boss, which is really rude, and the protagonist is indifferent. What is the character of the protagonist? I thought he was indifferent at first, but I thought he was very innocent. After all, he always emphasized the rules. Was it because they were set by the system? Otherwise, has he changed the price? Moreover, it was originally her fault that Miss Xiao was causing trouble in the store. She probably felt from the bottom of her heart that the protagonist would not do something to her, right? And doesn't it mean how smart she is? Then I don't know. Can she beat her so-called big brother? Just take action, it's not rational enough. The protagonist also plans to save her, 6 And does he feed the woman medicine? He is familiar with that woman, right? The protagonist also fed her with his mouth. I was really shocked. And it was in front of his family. Aren't their family nearby? Do you need to feed me like this? You won't let her family feed her? You're not a doctor, you're so outrageous, I'm speechless.

It's pretty good, but I feel hungry just looking at it.

If the women in the store cause trouble, it will be fine, but the men will be punished in various ways.

After reading about twenty chapters, I feel that there is something wrong with the protagonist. He has no mood swings at all. He is like a robot, just like his system. He is really speechless. When writing expressions, he always just says, "A stiff smile pulled out of the corner of his mouth." Is this protagonist suffering from facial paralysis? Not good-looking

I think it's average. I've seen some food shows from other worlds. This one is purely about stacking high-end ingredients. Although I haven't read many of them, there is a high probability that the ingredients will become more and more high-end, and the conflicts will be the same.

A cook who takes care of too much is not a good cook

The latter one likes the plot more