A Wonderful Guide to Using Dark Cuisine

Pre-release: The Crown-Rank Fisherman. If you're interested, you can add it to your reading list on my profile. Story blurb Hoshino Toru was bound to a little black-haired fellow who claimed he was going to become the King of Dark Cuisine. As the future King of Dark Cuisine's boss, Hoshino Toru's daily routine involved hunting, cooking, hunting, hunting, and more hunting. He also had to outwit customers who were always trying to mooch a meal. Life was incredibly eventful, though it did take a toll on his hair. Hoshino Toru: Am I not the boss? Why do I have to do everything myself? I'm going to find some wild employees! At last, with the help of a fully automated cooking pot, Hoshino Toru finally got to enjoy a happy life: sightseeing at a famous Yokohama landmark, watching the Suzuki Corporation's buildings put on a fireworks display, enjoying a certain white-haired guy's fireworks show, and picking up wild ingredients along the way. It would be even better if he didn't keep getting connected to strange hunting grounds. Pre-release blurb ↓↓↓↓ When Forster came to his senses, he found himself standing on a beach with a piece of parchment in his hand. The words "Try to catch your first fish!" glowed brightly on it. On instinct, he took a fishing rod from his backpack and expertly cast his line. What he reeled in was a person wrapped in bandages. "Congratulations! You got 1 Mackerel!" It certainly didn't look like a mackerel, but completing the quest was what mattered. As for the guy on the hook, he simply tossed him back into the water. It's only reasonable to throw away things that are useless and take up backpack space. Theme: No resource is useless.