A straightforward tale revolves around the protagonist, who, upon obtaining a system, chooses to confront and overpower those he dislikes, eliminating those who offend him, and largely isolates himself from others. While there might be minor differences in my understanding due to reading hundreds of chapters via Google Translate, the system initially plays a significant role in the story.
However, towards the middle, despite having accumulated millions of points, the frequency of using more than a thousand points is surprisingly low – one could count them on one hand. After finishing the novel, I discovered that the author provided an explanation for the system's reduced presence towards the end; it turns out to be a beacon for alien invaders, which the MC hesitates to utilize due to suspicion, despite its true nature remaining unknown.
I'm planning to read through the remaining 100 chapters as I'm nearing completion, though I'm not anticipating any major surprises. My interest has kept me going, but the ending left me slightly disappointed. The climax sees a clan attempting to harm the MC by destroying a transportation device, leading to a space storm incident that goes unresolved. The resolution simply involves the character deciding to seek revenge against those who wronged him before wrapping up the story. The rushed and unsatisfying conclusion has left me somewhat annoyed.
As an avid reader, "Gourmet of Another World" left me utterly captivated. The narrative weaved a delightful blend of fantasy and culinary delight, immersing me in a protagonist's extraordinary journey where food isn't just sustenance but a portal to transcendent experiences. The author's vivid descriptions of both fantastical lands and delectable dishes were truly a feast for the senses. What started as a simple quest for gastronomy evolved into a profound exploration of identity and connection. A must-read for those who crave imaginative storytelling with a dash of flavor!
MC is too smart.
You might find it boring first half but its dope later on
Lotm that is
Hmm no harem tag. Might read this.
Im looking for a novel that i cant remember the title, its virtual reality like this BUT the game power manifested in real life, the only clue i remember is
Mc got a bracelet(?) from ufo that hacked to the virtual reality system so be can manifest equipment too.
mc bringing a pot of flower to decor his hidden base in the real world, but got found out by somesort of martial artist fbi.
Would you recommend this novel? Out of 1-10 how much would you rate it?
I'm not arguing with you, I just argumented the facts here.
Also you went so defensive just because of an harmless exchange in the comment section for no reason.
Attacking me with the "8th grade syndrome" that you could apply, at any novel here if you think of it in that way. Any novels with a combat MC have the same settings but the Japanese ones that reject killing.
I suggest you to absolutely avoid reverend Insanity then, to not get burned too much
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Hmm... The premises seems to be promising just that it's a bit rushed.
I like the idea, but the pace is a bit off. Meh, it's still just the beginning.
This is my first system story and In all honesty, I love every bit of the chapters I’ve read so far. Really gonna come back to it. Well done author? you just got 10 points from me