I Rely on Delicious Food to Become the Favorite of the Interstellar Group

When the heroine was cooking, there was no live broadcast or video recording for patent purposes. She simply cooked at home and prepared food for the trip to the ore area. Then she wrote it in such detail that the word count seemed to be lacking. I read more than 200 chapters before enrolling in school. The plot development is too slow. Xiaoqi is not the male protagonist. There are so many men in the introduction who are not the male protagonist.

There is really no logic in this article. The setting is that the delicacies of the ancient earth are lost, and there is a food competition. Is there a successor of the royal chef in the interstellar world? What we are saying is that there is no shortage of raw materials, and there are recipes, so any kitchen novice can cook one or two dishes.

It feels like one-fifth of this book is devoted to how to make delicacies of our time. In a high-tech world, there is not even ice cream. Even if the human world loses the method of making delicacies, it can still develop again after so many years. If it is lost, it will not be able to make it, which will make people in the interstellar era The genre is stupid, the heroine is completely ridiculously powerful, she doesn't upgrade and fight monsters, she just always acts strong and has no shortcomings, both men and women like her, except for the villain, who is vicious, only the heroine has a brain, there is a huge amount of cooking, and there is no plot development. I want to finish it but I really can't stand it.

Don't come in here, bookworms. I've finished reading it in 4 hours.

The plot drags on, and the supporting characters don't get off the assembly line until the ending. I'm not relieved.

The writing is average, the plot is coherent, and there are contradictions

The process of cooking is too long

I'm halfway through, probably more than 150 chapters... I gave it up. The book's online comments about the protagonist from fans of the protagonist take too much space. I couldn't stand watching it for a while, it was too slow and too slow...

It's interesting in some aspects, but the concept is naive and not rigorous. It makes a good start, but then it doesn't come back, so it can only be nonsense all the way to the ending.

After reading it, I always feel that I am still unsatisfied. The male protagonist appears at the end, no exaggeration, it is really the last few chapters. I feel that there is still a lot that can be written, such as the star thief, the polar bear's memories in the military camp, how the little prince and Mingyue cooperate, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists later. I think they can all be written. Alas, it's an open ending. The ending is up to your own imagination.