The Little Cook of the Phoenix Family
菲尼克斯家的小小厨娘
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 766k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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349Chapters
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4.2kFavorites
9.2Score
1kLikes
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Since the author contracted COVID-19 2020, there has been no update, and they haven't appeared in the reader group. Could it be...?
The description made me think it was some kind of XX, but it turns out to be a healing version of Master Boy.
First, let me respond to the readers' opinions on the female protagonist Doris, who thinks she is arrogant, self-centered, and that Anna is overly indulgent towards her. These are all things that could be written this way. It is something I have thought about carefully. It is not a bad writing. I believe that the characters are imperfect from the beginning and need to go through one or two setbacks and failures before they can finally grow into a complete character.
After reading the synopsis, another title should be "A Bite of Lily".
Doris is a character who needs to grow. She becomes arrogant in her avoidance, which leads to impotent rage. This anger makes her stubborn, and after failure, Anna indulges her, making her a self-centered dominator and the cause of her friction with Anna.
It's a shame that such an interesting book doesn't have any reviews.
I started reading this book around chapter 50. To be honest, at first I thought I was watching a food show with a backstory. (Just kidding!) But the author's development of the romance and political storylines quickly surprised me, which became the reason I continued reading. On the romance front, the author explicitly stated in their release notes that they enjoy romance-themed storylines with factional conflicts. This could be a highlight or a hindrance. Judging from the current direction (Chapter 64 of Volume 2), the factional struggles surrounding the (just kidding!) Female protagonist have only just begun. I hope the author can balance the scales of these conflicts well, otherwise, be careful of character backstabbing. On the political front...
You can always find talents from all walks of life in pineapple buns.
Author, you're so perverted!
Before reading: Yuri, isekai, sissy. After reading: Fan.
Do you know where the problem lies? The problem is that there are too many cooking options, and everyday cooking can become quite monotonous.