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LEFTOVER: Cooking LitRPG

LEFTOVER: Cooking LitRPG

by PETRO YAKOVYSHYN

ActionAdventureComedyCozyCrafting

[Feeding unregistered creatures is not recommended.] Dan spent his life cooking in other people's kitchens. Then he entered the game, found a small white whale, and promised to feed it every day. Guilds will theorycraft the strategy he doesn't have. Markets will move when he shops, gods will take it personally, and he'll stay broke through all of it, feeding strangers by reflex and worrying mostly about dinner. *The Kingdom of Darkness* stamped him [Leftover], the class with nothing in it, and nothing turned out to be the one thing you can fill with anything. What to expect: • The Whale (??? Error ???) • Build Deck system based on slots and connections • Comedy with a straight-faced system • Weak-to-strong through exploits • Prep-based builds with small numbers, big combos, no stat-wall spam • No harem The God of Madness had to start somewhere.

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