Is It Wrong to Use Causality Items to Suppress Legendary Calamities?

Xing Jian transmigrates into the world of dungeons. From the start, badly injured in a back alley and surrounded by pursuers, he flees with the elf Ryu and Syr when he fishes a bamboo copter out of his pocket. Overdrive mode activates, and all three shoot into the sky. They crash through a tavern window, where Mia, the dwarf proprietress, knocks a Level 3 mage into a beer barrel with the bottom of a pot. As Syr bandages him, she discovers that his back is smooth and unmarked: without a Falna, how did the bamboo copter work?

The next day, his System arrives, letting him draw a Doraemon gadget every day: the Gourmet Tablecloth, Memory Bread, Magic Seasoning, the Forget-It Stick... At the cooking festival, Syr's tomato and egg stir-fry is nothing special, so Xing Jian secretly sprinkles on some Magic Seasoning. Three goddesses instantly burst out of their clothes. Loki's buttons go flying, Demeter holds down her neckline, cheeks flushed, and Hecate's tears stream down her face. "This is the taste of the heavens." The tomato and egg stir-fry takes first place.

When a cat-person adventurer from Freya's Familia crouches on a rooftop and takes aim at him with a spear, Xing Jian is busy slipping antidote herbs into Syr's apron. This ordinary man with no Falna has causal-law-level future gadgets in his hands, and he is turning Orario upside down.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.