Lu Chuan and His Unnameable Cuisine

[Dim-witted ghosts] + [Airheaded deities] + [Eccentric diners] + [Unappetizing food that grants wishes] = [Lu Chuan’s hilarious daily life] On Level B8 of Shiba Steps in Rongcheng, there’s a fantastical restaurant named “The Worst Restaurant in the City.” Its owner, Lu Chuan, keeps a gluttonous lolita who claims to be a soul collector, a husky delivery dog, and an orange cat that keeps mistaking the donation box for a cat bed. With the God of Wealth on the run, deities reincarnating, and hotpot-scented rifts in space-time appearing, this ordinary man who makes “Cthulhu-style egg fried rice” discovers that saving the world only takes a few simple things: feeding hungry ghosts, helping Meng Po meet her KPIs, and teaching Erlang Shen to ride a ghostfire bike without crashing. But here’s the question: why does every freeloader who comes for a meal refuse to pay? [In the style of Gintama] [A wildly imaginative story] … This book is also known as The Spirit of Wishful Eating