The Abandoned Saint’s Happy Feeding Life

A tiny saintess from another world and her novice guardian’s happy life in Japan!

The “Saintess of Abundance,” exploited without end, was “discarded” just before her sixteenth birthday.

She, who had despaired of the entire world and should have died, opened her eyes next in modern Japan.

The last time she ate meat was two months ago, at the New Year celebration.

The saintess who once dreamed of eating a whole egg someday is now greeted by Japan, a country obsessed with food above all others, a land of gourmet delights and endless feasts.

Unable to speak the language, possessing only medieval knowledge, and stuck in a child’s body that can do nothing, the saintess is picked up by the kind yet intimidating college student Zen’ichi, whom children and small animals alike avoid. Thus begins her happy life of Japanese cuisine.

She sheds tears of emotion over zōsui, trembles with joy at tsukimi udon, and along the way experiences Japan’s uniquely evolved culture—flush toilets, baths, and more.

Meanwhile, the novice guardian Zen’ichi faces complicated circumstances and has been given a duty that could cost him his life.

Yet the child he picked up is, in fantasy-world terms, nearly the strongest saintess there is.

Even in the modern world, she remains all-powerful in toddler form—and in turn, she saves him.

A win-win story of a slightly mismatched yet perfectly in-sync “parent and child” enjoying everyday life together.