The Food Wars! of Heterochromatic Eyes

I only recently discovered this work. After reading the novel twice in three days, I also went back to finish the Food Wars! Manga, which I had previously abandoned halfway through. The novel perfectly recreates some of the characters' personalities and the original manga's story and cooking plot. It features a system that grants the protagonist skills from other food-themed anime, along with many hilarious stories. Judging from the story's development, it seems we'll be seeing the original protagonist, Soma Yukihira, soon! I hope the author continues writing until the end! I'm really looking forward to your next story! Keep it up!

I stumbled upon this novel by chance. I didn't have many novels to read at the time, and this was it. At first, I didn't read it carefully and put it on my bookshelf, relegated to the back of the shelf for a long time—okay, my fault! Later, while browsing my bookshelf, I found it again and read it carefully. It's quite well-written! I haven't seen the Food Wars! Anime... I'm currently catching up on it on Bilibili... Although I don't know the plot, the author's descriptions are excellent. Even someone like me who hasn't watched the anime can get a general impression of the characters. And! This book promises not to be available for purchase online, so you can read it without worry, especially for those of you struggling financially...

As you can tell from the title, this is a Food Wars! Fanfiction (an isekai story). However, this one adds more romance elements, which makes the original story more interesting, although I was a little sad that it changed from a single female lead to a harem... But overall, it's not bad. The male lead, Reimu, is calm, intelligent, and decisive. He's not bound by formalities, which makes him seem very free, and he has his own cheat codes (system, God's Eye). He's not a typical clueless guy; he's emotionally sensitive and can sense other people's feelings. Now, let's talk about some suggestions, specifically regarding sentence structure. For example, there's a passage in the story: Yoshino Yuuki: "Tch~ Now suddenly..."

I'd like to bow down to all the big shots as usual, and shamelessly recommend my novel, "I'm Not a Girl, Yet I Rival Gods with a Mortal Body."

It seemed I'd forgotten, but then I found it again.

Undoubtedly a good book, worth reading.

I finished reading this novel today, and I personally found it very enjoyable. It left me feeling very warm inside.

Anyone who has read the original work can see the author's dedication to this project. As the author himself said, everyone simply wants to immerse themselves in the story and become an overpowered hero. For those who want to satisfy their desires, this work is highly recommended, especially the plot twists in the middle and later parts, which will keep your heart racing, like riding a roller coaster. However, in the end, I was still quite satisfied with the result. It's a pity that there was too little of the romantic moments; the rest can only be continued by finding your own Erina.

I read more than half of it, and it started off great. But after getting to about halfway through the fourth volume, something felt increasingly off, so I skipped to the ending. The plot development was too bizarre, and the ending was disappointing. Sigh 😔

The author of "The Working King" wrote a terrible ending.