Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1362 1360. Comment on "I'm not pretending anymore, I'm the cooking god, I'm showing my cards!"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a fine food article.

"I'm not pretending anymore, I'm the cooking god, I'm showing my cards!", by Greedy Kitten, a Level 5 author, currently serializing 249 million words.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

Summary:
Lin Xu, who was about to graduate from university, was suddenly bound to the God of Cooking system. From then on, he became a legend in the entire catering industry.

In order to eat the hand-rolled noodles he made, customers would skip work and leave early.

In order to eat his tiger skin chicken feet, customers line up at the door early in the morning.

In order to eat his braised pork, customers even place orders a week in advance.

"Boss Lin, why is everything you cook so delicious?"

Lin Xu smiled slightly: "Because I am the God of Cooking!"

This book is also known as "Delicious Food Starts with Hand-Rolled Noodles," "Leave Your Appetite to Me, You Just Grab the Weight," "Add Sugar to Food, and You'll Be Fat to Sadness," "Yes, I'm the Big Devil on Your Weight Loss Journey!", and "Sorry, My Cooking Skills Won't Allow You to Lose Weight."

Serious reminder: The author is not responsible for any obesity problems caused by reading this book.

【Brief Comment】

He or she only has this book to their name, and they are directly promoted to level 5, even though there are only 2 leaders.

Food articles are not very common in the urban category. There used to be a book called "Food Supplier", but the subsequent books by this female writer did not perform well.

The audience for food articles is relatively small. There are not many male readers who like to read them, and there are actually not many female readers either.

I stumbled upon this book today by chance, and there's no commercial reason for it. It's also a rare foodie read that's sure to make you hungry. Actually, it's not that magical; it's just a cool system story. The protagonist, a college student about to graduate, suddenly awakens a food system—and it's all about pasta, which is quite down-to-earth.

He opened a noodle shop, and the first dish he served was tomato and egg noodles, which were ordinary yet extraordinary. Everyone who had eaten them said they were good, and he spread the word about them, creating quite a buzz.

The second dish is braised noodles with diced eggplant, and the third dish is oil-splashed noodles. These are skills obtained through system lottery after completing some tasks of opening a store. There are also some braised dishes and cold dishes at the end.

The difference is that, judging purely by the literal meaning, the author seems to actually know how to make these things, though it's also possible that they came from Baidu. Some of the details seem to make sense, and if you follow them, you might actually be able to cook it.

Because it is a system-based cool story, there are many exclamations and cheers from diners, as well as some food experiences. To be honest, the sense of substitution is very high, the visual sense is also very strong, and some of the characters are also quite vivid, not simply stereotyped.

All in all, this book has a strong sense of life, which is different from the general system novels. Many old readers, after reading a lot of urban novels, prefer this kind of simple and down-to-earth novels.

Judging from the previous part of the plot, the author really knows a lot about food and life, and the details are all well set. The biggest flaw may be that the system lottery seems a bit too frivolous, lacking the great joy of success through hard work.

If you are short of books, please pick one up for yourself.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

I was lazy again last night. I didn’t do the live broadcast and didn’t write a book review properly.

Hope everything will work fine tonight, come on.

(End of this chapter)