Upon hearing this, the girls couldn't help but roll their eyes at Lin Kuang. The flavor was indeed very good, but this jerk was just too smug.
"It's okay, just average, I guess. Not bad. It's passable," the little Witch commented critically.
"Hmm, it's just okay. A little worse than I imagined," Yang Ruoxi chimed in from the side.
"It's not bad, really. It's not that unpleasant. Besides, it's his first time cooking, so let's cut him some slack," Lin Guo'er said with a smile.
"Yes, Guo'er is right. We shouldn't be too harsh on him," Xiao Yingzi also said with a smile. Over the past few days, she had completely integrated into the group.
"Alright, everyone, just eat up. At least it's better than the cafeteria food," Mu Wan added, also smiling.
"COUGH, COUGH, no way, is it really that bad?" Lin Kuang asked, sounding a little dejected as he saw their expressions. Could my skills have really gotten rusty after not cooking for a few months? he wondered gloomily.
