He dies delivering a pizza, and wakes up in a world that’s never heard of it.
Instead of an afterlife, Geno DeLuca gets a quiet fantasy village, an abandoned bakery, and a strange System that lives inside his head. Most freshly summoned protagonists would grab a sword and start grinding stats, but not Geno. With no interest in heroics, he decides to start over the only way he knows how: by making pizza.
Unfortunately, he’s forced into a partnership with TeaCup, a tiny fairy with a big mouth, a bigger appetite, and a deeply held belief that Geno is doing everything wrong.
There isn’t technology or even electricity, and the village may not be New York, but is that a bad thing? Life is slower, the people are kinder, and he can’t complain (much) about the magic that exists in this world. The creepy bakers, though...
Warm, quirky, and full of heart, Slice of Life is a cozy, low-stakes litRPG Isekai fantasy about starting over, finding the family you never had, and a true foodie's love of the perfect pizza.
‘It’s like joy and sin had a baby. And that baby was made of cheese.’ -TeaCup
Genre: Fantasy
Instead of an afterlife, Geno DeLuca gets a quiet fantasy village, an abandoned bakery, and a strange System that lives inside his head. Most freshly summoned protagonists would grab a sword and start grinding stats, but not Geno. With no interest in heroics, he decides to start over the only way he knows how: by making pizza.
Unfortunately, he’s forced into a partnership with TeaCup, a tiny fairy with a big mouth, a bigger appetite, and a deeply held belief that Geno is doing everything wrong.
There isn’t technology or even electricity, and the village may not be New York, but is that a bad thing? Life is slower, the people are kinder, and he can’t complain (much) about the magic that exists in this world. The creepy bakers, though...
Warm, quirky, and full of heart, Slice of Life is a cozy, low-stakes litRPG Isekai fantasy about starting over, finding the family you never had, and a true foodie's love of the perfect pizza.
‘It’s like joy and sin had a baby. And that baby was made of cheese.’ -TeaCup
Genre: Fantasy
Used availability for RK Billiau's The First Slice