My Iyashikei Game Chapter 52: Level Four

The woman’s last sentence caused Han Fei’s heart to quiver. The woman gave the statement openly to put Han Fei at ease, not anticipating the alarm it would raise within Han Fei. ‘How did she know human meat is not delicious? Has she eaten them before?’

Under the woman’s scrutinizing gaze, Han Fei slowly picked up the chopsticks. He reached for the bloody guts and picked some onto his plate. Then he pretended to carelessly brush his finger against it. The system had the power to determine if an in-game object Han Fei touched was unique or not. The perfect example was the cursed table knife. He wanted to repeat the same experiment to identify the food on his plate. If the system provided an item description, then it would mean the food was a ‘unique’ item and the system would tell him if it was edible or not. If the system did not respond, then the food was probably just horrid looking but perfectly normal.

As his finger scraped against the guts, the robotic voice soon answered. “Notification for Player 0000! You have discovered Grade G Food—Cursed Bovine Heart!

“Cursed Bovine Heart: This heart was soaked in malice and hatred not long after it left its living body. Players who ingest it for the first time will have 95 percent of being cursed and 5 percent of obtaining a random Attribute Point.”

Delicious food was a big selling point in Perfect Life. The game promised to replicate delicacies from around the world. Players with cooking ambitions could even participate in their creation. There were many cooking-related professions in game like chefs, food critics and sommeliers. This was a common feature in an Iyashikei game but until now Han Fei did not have the pleasure to enjoy it. After all, he was too busy evading the fate of being made into other people’s food.

Studying the bovine heart and sniffing its aroma, Han Fei decided to trust the system. Furthermore, it was not like he was spoilt for choice. If he only gave praise and did not touch the food, Han Fei did not think the lady would be happy with him. To endea

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