Hannibal the Cremator: Can a Corpse Be Cooked Medium-Rare?

Chu Yun transmigrated to a parallel world and discovered that he had awakened some strange traits.

For example, whenever he saw a corpse, he would feel inexplicably interested.

His knowledge of human anatomy was frighteningly detailed.

So he signed up for a career-themed variety show.

He became a crematorium worker and asked the old director if a corpse could be cooked medium-rare.

Then, while on night duty, he elegantly ate steak as he watched horror movies.

A thief wandered in and thought Chu Yun was eating human flesh, shouting, "Hannibal!"

Chu Yun was helpless, so he switched to being a chef.

Even the most pungent organ meats became divine delicacies in Chu Yun's hands.

He might not be good at anything else, but he was definitely good at preparing offal.

Once he had had enough of being a chef, Chu Yun became a butcher.

His deft pig-slaughtering skills left the audience stunned.

Someone joked, "You're so quick at slaughtering pigs. You must know how to dismember people, too, right?"

Chu Yun actually gave a very serious explanation of how to dismember a body properly.

The audience got it: who the hell could he be, if not Hannibal?

Until one day, the police knocked on Chu Yun's door.

"Hello, we're looking for a cannibalistic serial killer."

"Do you have any leads?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.