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A story about a guy charming dragons with his cooking and rizz. Yes, this is a partly a cooking novel though it doesn't revolve around just cooking. Quite a number of r18+ scenes starting around chapter 100+.

Almost no fighting involved and MC is weak combat-wise (when compared to dragons), though he gets buffed a bit later on. Latest chapters starting to have hints of combat so there might be fighting chapters in the future.

It's a fun novel to read. Quite a few mysteries to... more>> explore in the plot even though its a bit messy. The biggest oof in the novel is MC introducing Pineapple Pizza in the world.

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Sophia and Raylin best girls. Sophia cause shes a mint/mint choco enjoyer, and Raylin cause shes a dommy big sis muscle lady. Theres also the forbidden 😭😭😭.

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This is one of the funniest settings I've seen in KR novels.

The MC is a guy who got transmigrated by the devs of a gacha game, a common trope where if you write a scathing complaint you get sent away. In addition to that punishment, the MC is now a "breeder" class who looks after farm animals, and his name is literally "Breeder". MC is actually pretty street smart and careful, as he knows that offending the dragons really means "off with your head". He's socially savvy enough to get... more>> his colleagues to work with him and increase his value too.

What really makes it funny is his cooking is the equivalent of

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drugs that become increasingly potent, ranging from making the dragons blanking out and drooling, to literally making the souls go out of the bodies

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. I can't tell if the humor is intended to be crass, but he levels up, the word 'feed' is used, like some sort of lousy food processed to feed the dragons and I can't help but laugh. The 'Breeder' name also makes me think there's going to be some hard R18 scenes in the later chapters.

4.4 stars, strongly recommended for readers familiar with KR tropes. <<less