Bogus Skill <<Fruitmaster>> ~About that time I became able to eat unlimited numbers of Skill Fruits (that kill you)~

A boy ends up with a skill that sounds almost useless, and he decides to make the best of it. This is a cheerful, light fantasy where the joke is the premise itself. It's easy to read, and the lead's upbeat attitude makes most scenes pleasant.The strength is the hook. Cultivating fruit as a combat-adjacent skill is an unusual angle, and the story has fun with the idea of turning a joke into a plan. The lead's optimism keeps things moving, and the small wins feel satisfying. The tone never gets too heavy, which suits quick reading sessions.The weakness is structure. The plot is thin and mostly episodic, and the progression can start to feel repetitive as the story leans on the same kind of problem-solving. Readers looking for a strong throughline may find it loose.If you want a feel-good fantasy with a quirky premise, this is worth a look. Don't expect deep stakes, but enjoy the cheerful ride.