Programmer Lin En dies suddenly and transmigrates, binding himself to the [Life Magic Master] System and receiving max-level life magic: temperature-controlled baking, spatial folding, instant gardening... He is a veritable god of life magic! Yet in this world, where magic flourishes but combat is all that matters, life magic is scorned as useless.
Lin En has had enough: what’s the point of fighting when there’s so much to enjoy? He opens a cozy little inn called “The Leisurely Home” in a border town. The aroma of magical coffee drifts for miles, his bread wins over adventurers’ palates, and guests never want to leave his wondrous rooms...
He only wants to take it easy, collect his earnings, and experiment with food. But his “useless” magic sparks a storm: a cup of coffee helps a Grand Magister reach enlightenment, and a garden is hailed by the elves as a miracle. Powerful figures flock to him, eager to recruit, exploit, or assassinate him... only to discover in terror that this lazy shopkeeper is unfathomable! Every show of force is dealt with in bizarre ways, from “flushing them down the drain with a cleaning spell” to “freezing them into ice sculptures with a constant-temperature field.”
Watch as the God of Life Magic overturns this otherworld’s ironclad belief in combat above all else with delicious food and comfort, quietly becoming someone no one dares to mess with amid his leisurely daily life.
Chapter 37 is very poisonous,,, the dwarves are making things difficult for you, and you still go to help them...,,,,
💕💕💕💕 @ This is my favorite alien type and can be remade into an alien drama.
It's really good reading and healing. It's the kind of healing writing I thought of. I hope there will be more books of this type.
Okay, worth a look
Very leisurely writing, I like it In the middle and late stages, it is no longer leisurely, and there are more and more elements, from fantasy and magic to more players and mechanical technology.
It's a nice leisurely life.
Very nice looking, love the world background
In my personal opinion, this book is worth reading. The plain narrative is very comfortable and the writing technique is also very good.
It's beautiful, but why did it end?
It looks good. Why is it so tight?