Boku to Gal ga Fufu ni Narumade - Ch. 22

[sarssol]

It's always a tad weird when manga portrays cooking as some sort of mystical lost art that only a few chosen ones are capable of wielding.

Honestly this is still better than most because she can actually improve, even if only marginally.

 

[Shinigamisama]

You know you're reading the right manga if the first panel is this.

A waifu doing her best in cooking is a precious thing to see.

 

[Geako]

I like this gal.... I mean this waifu.
I wish I had one.

 

[Geardofwario]

Awww, what cuties.

 

[MiguelH224]

She's working hard at getting better! This was a nice chapter but I want them to get more intimate already! Aren't they supposed to be married?

Blame the spinless MC for that issue

 

[Geako]

The gal is so sweet that when I see her I get Diabetes.

 

[Angelonius]

He has iron guts!

 

[Senros]

It's always a tad weird when manga portrays cooking as some sort of mystical lost art that only a few chosen ones are capable of wielding.

Though if you are completely new you can easily over season things. You can add too much salt or too much pepper or too much [anything] and then it won't taste good. People also have different preferences for salt for example. Some like a bit more salt, some less. If you don't use enough, then the food is bland.

It's not rocket science, but it does take practice. And having someone give you tips is also helpful. I remember the first time I made pancackes, I didn't preheat the pan long enough, so the pancacke got somewhat stuck to the pan. It didn't turn out horrible, but it wasn't a pretty pancacke at all.

 

[kashimora]

Where's the next chapterrrrr I wanna see more lore

 

[dbzclamp]

This man had a nightmare that scared him awake.

A nightmare about his fiancee making a pass at him.

 

[SSRBReader]

Wholesome chapters like this are nice—especially if the mystery around her character were being revealed gradually at the same time. Too bad that’s not the case.

Still, it's nice that the art still remains consistent.