[Crossover] The Gourmet Life of Hozuki-sama

After living in Hell for so long, the one person Hozuki can't stand is Hakutaku from the Peach Paradise. He thought he would have endless years to do as he pleased and discipline him with a spiked club, but after a work trip to the human world, everything changed! A thing called a System appeared out of nowhere. To catch the ghosts of the villagers who had offered themselves as sacrifices and escaped Hell, Hozuki willingly became a chef in the human world. Earn enough points, and he can bring back one villager. System: Today's task: Act cute and ask Hakutaku to give you some fine peaches from the Peach Paradise as ingredients. System: Weekly task: Prepare a lavish breakfast for Hakutaku every day. Earn his praise to win ten times the points. System: Monthly task: Do this for Hakutaku... Boom! Hozuki kicked over the table. “MMP! Are you a food System or a dating System?” Forced Gentle Reformation System = Food System + Dating System Warnings: OOC. If that bothers you, don't read. Next danmei novel: Reborn in the Interstellar Era to Raise Children, currently updating~ Blurb: Lu Zhao was riding a giant pendulum ride at an amusement park when the machine malfunctioned. One mighty swing sent him flying into the interstellar era. In this era, where humans have merged with the bloodlines of all kinds of beasts, fertility is extremely low and few babies survive. They aren't very good at raising children, either. Lu Zhao comes with a built-in childcare aura, so he's whisked away to a nursery to care for all kinds of little cubs who can only chirp and squeak. Faced with all these fluffy little cubs, Lu Zhao's paternal instincts flare up. But why is there one oddball cub whose face keeps getting squarer, with its looks going from bad to worse? Then one day, the ugly cub turns into a devastatingly handsome man and lures him into bed. Years later, Lu Zhao points to a bird with a square face in a photo and comforts his ugly son: “Don't be scared. Your dad was way uglier than you were back then.” Pisley: ... Theme: