I'm an Otherworldly Chef, and All Kinds of Beautiful Girls Love Me

Nana saw some comments saying that this book is somewhat similar to the otherworldly doctor next door. Here, Nana wants to say that the beginning part does borrow a little from the otherworldly doctor, after all, this book was inspired by the otherworldly doctor, which is a very good book, and Nana likes it very much! However, the direction, plot, and style of this book are completely different from that other book. The plot of this book is a Western fantasy with two female protagonists, a hero and a demon king!

All the drafts have been uploaded, a month's worth, 200,000 words. See you tonight at midnight!

It ended too quickly; everyone must feel reluctant to say goodbye. It's very sad.

First, let's talk about the setting. Some readers might find it slightly similar to the setting of "The Doctor Next Door," but a closer look reveals the differences. Second, the author's solid writing skills and strong overall control are evident throughout the book. While there are some colloquial Japanese phrases, they don't hinder reading and can be considered part of the author's style. Finally, as a long-time supporter, I've witnessed the author's growth. Although there are still some minor shortcomings in the details, I believe we'll see further improvement in future books. After all, I hope Lin Xi's...

First of all, this is my first time writing a book review, so please be kind! Anyway, back to the topic! This is Nana-chan's second book. I've been a fan since her first book, *Dragon King*, so I'm a long-time reader. Today, at Nana's request (actually, I was just craving those 1000 Fire Coins), I wrote this review. Although Nana describes me in some rather cruel ways (just kidding), I can't deny that I really like this book! Firstly, in terms of content, this book was inspired by Nova-chan's *The Divine Doctor*, so the background and settings are inevitably similar. However, I believe that Nana, influenced by Nova-chan,...

8888 is such a lucky number, should I add it to my favorites?

The ending was too casual. I'm afraid to follow this author's books anymore. ┌ ○ ┐ │Absolute|ﾊ,,ﾊ │Interchange|ﾟωﾟ ) │Book_ |// └ ○ ┘ (⌒) し⌒

Why are all the male protagonists impotent?

This interesting isekai (silly) story is only a little over a hundred chapters long, but it's already made me very curious about the future of Lin Xi and her group: What kind of chef will Lin Xi become? What impact will the encounter between the hero and the demon king have on humans and demons? When will the hero finally seduce Lin Xi...? *Cough* The author's writing style is also quite unique: there are cute emoticons, some somewhat abrupt Japanese puns, and especially the self-deprecating humor, which greatly enhances the lightheartedness of the work. There are some flaws, but they are completely acceptable to me. Overall: it's a story with substance and...

Despite all the temptations from the brave heroine Shakoko, the male protagonist Lin Xi hasn't lost his virginity or actively pursued her. Is he impotent? Why didn't he just take advantage of Li'er when she first appeared? What a great opportunity! She's a loli!! Okay, that's my opinion. In the second volume, when we go to Shakoko's house, I hope the author will include more scenes of the male protagonist rescuing the damsel in distress. That would better reflect his role as the male protagonist. Don't always equate beauty with heroism; I'm getting envious! *Cough* I've revealed my true feelings ⊙ω⊙. Also, the male protagonist shouldn't be so cowardly; he's henpecked. Finally, I wish Nana's new book great success! Don't let it be short and weak again, and don't always leave out the exciting plot...