After Becoming an Interstellar Food Blogger

Ye Jin once traveled to the interstellar era, and became an orphan on a barren star. The weatherproof house is almost out of whack. Ye Jin had no choice but to go back to his old business and become a food anchor, hoping to solve his urgent needs. Ye Jin on the first day of the live broadcast: Today, I will live broadcast to make Chinese delicacies, fish porridge and braised fish cubes. The method is very simple and the braised fish with rice is a must. Netizen 1: Anchor, you can’t do this, I have no appetite when I look at it. Isn’t this a scam? Netizen 2: Chinese food? I’ve never heard of it before, who still eats this kind of nutritious and unpalatable food now! Netizen 3: This meaty smell is so bad and not delicious. Besides, now everyone drinks nutritional supplements, and no one will eat this kind of thing. After Ye Jin really made the dish, netizens were so fragrant that they scrambled to buy it, and even spent a lot of money in the live broadcast room just to get a taste of the delicious food. Since then, the craze for food making has swept the entire interstellar space, and Ye Jin’s food live broadcast room has become the spiritual heaven of the people of the empire. Then one day, many netizens discovered that there were more people in Ye Jin’s family. All netizens: No way! Whoever dog man took away the anchor is unforgivable! Fu Chen, a dog man who is an admiral of the empire: … Netizens who know the truth: QAQ Is there any help for those who scold the admiral?

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Becoming an Interstellar Food Blogger "After Becoming an Interstellar Food Blogger" promised a fun blend of sci-fi, cooking, and a dash of romance. While I went in with an open mind, my experience ended up being a mixed bag, leaving me with a somewhat lukewarm impression. ### First Impressions The premise is definitely intriguing: a modern-day individual transmigrates to a futuristic world and uses their cooking skills to become a popular online personality. The initial chapters were enough to pique my interest. I was curious to see how the MC would navigate this new, technologically advanced world and reintroduce real food to a society accustomed to nutrient pastes. ### What Works Well The novel shines when it focuses on the slice-of-life aspects. The livestreaming element is entertaining, and the descriptions of the food, while perhaps not groundbreaking, are comforting and evoke a sense of warmth. I appreciate the lighthearted tone and the slow-burn romance, even if it doesn't always set the world on fire. The idea of the MC collaborating with significant figures and even a ministry is interesting and adds a layer of complexity to his culinary journey. ### Areas of Concern Unfortunately, the novel suffers from a lack of originality and some serious plot holes. The world-building feels rushed and inconsistent, with the author seemingly glossing over crucial details. The MC's rapid adaptation to the futuristic setting and his instant mastery of advanced technology felt unrealistic. There's also a sense that the author is borrowing heavily from other similar novels in the genre, resulting in a predictable and somewhat generic storyline. The male lead, while handsome, comes across as bland and underdeveloped, making it difficult to invest in the romantic subplot. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several readers pointed out inconsistencies in the MC's behavior, particularly regarding his stance on apprenticeships and personal boundaries. The fact that he readily accepts an apprentice who essentially stalked him after publicly refusing to take on any students raises some serious questions about his judgment and the overall coherence of his character. ### Final Verdict "After Becoming an Interstellar Food Blogger" is a decent enough read if you're looking for something light and mindless to pass the time. However, if you're seeking a novel with a compelling plot, well-developed characters, and a unique world-building, you might be disappointed. While the cooking and slice-of-life elements are enjoyable, the overall lack of originality and the numerous plot holes ultimately detract from the experience. I'd give it a generous 3 out of 5 stars. It's not terrible, but it's far from being a standout in the interstellar food blogger genre.