[Review] Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill

The original light novel is fun, and the manga and anime are also fun. The anime, perhaps due to sponsorship from a food company, is always serious about the eating scenes. I also recommend the original novel, as it's very light and easy to read. The manga flows a bit differently from the original novel (with some content omitted or altered), but it's fast-paced. The protagonist is Mukoda Tsuyoshi. He's an ordinary person who gets caught up in a hero summoning ritual in another world. Each hero is granted a unique skill, and Mukoda's is 'Online Supermarket'. With this incredibly useful skill in another world, he subjugates various familiars, eventually even becoming a proxy for a god, an adventurer and merchant who becomes the strongest being in that world. The familiars he forms contracts with are Fenrir (Per), Slime (Sui), Pixie Dragon (Dra-chan), and Ancient Dragon (Gon-san). They are all huge foodies. They formed contracts because they love to eat... There are also occasional stories involving other gods. It's especially fun to watch Mukoda, unintentionally, become the strongest. It's great for a light read, so I recommend it.