The quality is better than the previous rush job, but your proofreader/QC-er are still lacking. The issue is not necessarily that there are mistakes, as it happens. It's that there are so many. Here's a list of everything I noticed:
[ol]"Durability: inifinite / infinite" in the two item description window
"It has an infinite durability?" - word is not necessary - awkward
"Take that knife closer to your sword" - "Bring" is probably a better verb, this is more nitpicky
"This item would be very convinient - misspelled, "convenient"
"The former emperor was suffering from illness that time." - Better as "at that time" or "then"
"So she was crowned at an early age and experience a lot of hardship" - tenses don't match in the sentence, should be past tense i.e. "experienced"
"But she always tell me that she gain strength from the food that I cook with a smile" - everything here should be past tense, i.e. "told", "gained", "cooked"
"But in the end, me, a mere chef, is not on the same league as Elle." - should be "I"; wrong tense and mixing of two phrases. Either it's "was not in the same league" or "was not on the same level"
"But before getting exiled in the palace..." - wrong preposition, should be "from"
"I can see His Majesty's greatness in Elle." - wrong tense, should be "could" or take it out and use "I saw His Majesty's greatness in Elle."
"And just a few days ago, I heard that her skills keeps getting great, as days goes by." - subject-verb agreements are wrong, "keep", "go"; bad word choice "getting better" or "becoming greater"
"I know the feeling of wanting to meet someone but you couldn't." - sounds weird?, "not being able to" or "being unable to" are better.
"Just like how Captain badly want to see Elle." - subject-verb, "wants"
"What if everyone is disgusted to me?" - should be "with"
"Now, here's some reward for you." - Some makes "reward" plural so it's either, "Here are some rewards" or "Here's a reward"
Still don't know what a "foundation" is. I'm assuming it's the event they participated in but very unclear.
"The morale of the soldier increased because of the dishes you've made." - should be "soldiers" since he's obviously not referring to a specific one
"The buff actually work?" - should be "worked" or "works", I'm guessing "worked" because the next phrase is in past tense
"By the way, do you know, how I could meet up with Elle?" - second comma is wrong, take it out
"I just don't want to watch, but I need to meet her personally." - weird English, instead of "watch" maybe "glimpse" or "catch a sight of her"; also because sentence already has "just don't", don't need "but"
"Class Condition are not met." - should be "is"
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So yeah...as a reader, I commend you for trying to get stuff out quickly but personally, I'm just confused as to why so many things were missed.