Since I Wasn’t a Saint, I Decided to Become a Cook at the Royal Palace!
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聖女じゃなかったので、王宮でのんびりご飯を作ることにしました
Original Japanese Title
Also known as: Seijo janakatta no de, Oukyuu de Nonbiri Gohan o Tsukuru koto ni Shimashita, 聖女じゃなかったので、王宮でのんびりご飯を作ることにしました
By kamiyama rio, 神山りお
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- Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
- Status
- Ongoing
- Chapters
- 436 chapters
- Original Publisher
- kadokawa
436 chapters
2019
Description
Since I wasn’t a saint, I decided to become a cook at the royal palace! “I summoned a Holy Maiden! Not a pig!!”What awaited her in this New World, where she was summoned, was a series of unexpected situations.“I’m sorry? Who are you? Why are you yelling at me and telling me what to do?” On top of that, the rice served here was tasteless and unpalatable.“I love to eat and cook” Rina said “I’ll do it myself. Show me where’s the kitchen!” The meals Rina’s prepared captivated the hearts and stomachs everyone, even the King and the Princes.They can’t resist Rina’s cooking and her innocent personality. “If you want a good meal, I’ll take care of it!”Rina begins to enjoy the “slow life” of the other world, with her heart pounding for the beautiful King and the Princes.“I’m not a professional cook, so there’s no need of critics”
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- Original Publisher
- kadokawa
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
Since I Wasn’t a Saint, I Decided to Become a Cook at the Royal Palace! Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Since I Wasn’t a Saint, I Decided to Become a Cook at the Royal Palace!
This novel, with its delightfully quirky title, certainly piqued my interest. A summoned protagonist ditching saintly duties for culinary adventures? Sign me up! But after diving in, I found a story that's more "slice of life with a dash of fantasy" than an epic tale of rebellion.
First Impressions
My initial impression was one of lighthearted fun. The premise is charming: a protagonist, thrust into a fantasy world, chooses to leverage her cooking skills rather than fulfill some grand destiny. It's a refreshing subversion of typical isekai tropes. The early chapters focus heavily on establishing the kingdom's underdeveloped food culture and the exaggerated reactions to the MC's cooking, which can be both amusing and a tad repetitive.
What Works Well
The core strength of this novel lies in its focus on cooking and baking. If you're a foodie, you'll likely enjoy the descriptions of various dishes and the MC's efforts to introduce new flavors and techniques. The slow-life aspect is also a definite plus for readers seeking a relaxing and easy-going read. The dragons, while not the fearsome beasts of legend, add a touch of whimsy to the world. I found the concept of them being more like oversized pets rather charming.
Areas of Concern
While the novel excels in its slice-of-life elements, it does lack significant plot progression. The fantasy elements, such as magic, feel underdeveloped. While the MC is supposedly training in magic, it's mentioned only in passing, with no dedicated training arcs or chapters. The romance, too, is subtle, with only hints and teases scattered throughout the story. I would have liked to have seen more development in these areas to add depth and complexity to the narrative.
Final Verdict
"Since I Wasn’t a Saint, I Decided to Become a Cook at the Royal Palace!" is a pleasant, lighthearted read perfect for those seeking a relaxing escape into a world of delicious food and charming characters. While it may not be a grand epic, it offers a comforting and enjoyable experience for readers who appreciate the slice-of-life genre with a touch of fantasy. If you're looking for a story filled with cooking, baking, and a dash of slow-burn romance, this might just be the novel for you.
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