Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi Novel

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Chapter of 92

One minute, Tsuyoshi Mukouda was browsing the aisles of his local supermarket. The next, he was in a medieval throne room, staring down a self-important king and three suspiciously buff "heroes." Tsuyoshi, a perfectly ordinary man, had been caught in a summoning ritual, a mere civilian collateral damage in a world teeming with magic and monsters. His own "heroic" status? Pathetically weak, especially compared to the trio of muscle-bound saviors. A gut feeling, a cold dread that whispered of being nothing more than a disposable pawn, sent him fleeing the castle. Alone in a strange land, with only a few meager coins and a single, bizarre skill: "Net Supermarket." It let him order groceries from modern Japan, an ability seemingly useless in a world of swords and sorcery. He just wanted to survive, to maybe enjoy a quiet life, far from the grand adventures and treacherous politics he’d unwittingly stumbled into. But the food… Oh, the food. The mundane snacks and ingredients from his old world possessed an almost magical allure here, attracting creatures of unimaginable power. A legendary, gluttonous fenrir suddenly appeared, demanding feasts of teriyaki. Then came a mischievous slime, followed by an ancient dragon, all drawn by the irresistible scent of his culinary creations. Tsuyoshi, the cowardly protagonist who just wanted to avoid trouble, suddenly finds himself the reluctant chef for a growing menagerie of mythical beasts, each more demanding and dangerous than the last. He’s not fighting monsters; he’s feeding them. He’s not wielding a sword; he’s stirring a pot. And every delicious bite he prepares pulls him deeper into a world he never asked for, a world where his simple desire for a quiet life is constantly challenged by the very beings he’s trying to appease. Will Tsuyoshi’s unique culinary skills be his salvation, or will they be the very thing that cooks his goose? Dive into a world where the most dangerous weapon isn't a sword, but a perfectly seasoned meal, and discover if a humble salaryman can survive when his pantry is more powerful than any spell.