Un pastelero prometedor se reencarna en un nuevo mundo tras fallecer durante un concurso de cocina. En su nuevo mundo descubre que no existe el azúcar ni los dulces, así que se propone crearlos él mismo.

Bandits are closing in on Pastry's fief, and his father can only round up peasant conscripts to try and fight them off. Pastry and his friends decide to try and do what's in their power to help everyone, even though they're just kids.

Lumi and Marc are riding high on their accomplishments during the bandit attack, but overconfidence leads Marc to a terrible—and potentially fatal—decision. Can Pastry save his friend against overwhelming odds?!

To recover their financial losses suffered from the bandit attack, Pastry and his father seek compensation from Count Retes. Pastry has a magical trick up his sleeve, too...

A scheming noble seeks to sabotage the engagement between Petra and Squale. But when the mercenaries kidnap Pastry and Licorice instead, Pas will need to think his way out of this sticky situation!

With the kidnapping incident resolved, Casserole and Pastry seek to use the fallout to their advantage however they can. But the duke and margrave have similar ideas...

Pas has an idea to get himself more honey for baking, but it'll require the use of a new power. Meanwhile, Count Retes learns of Hubarek's most recent political machinations, and gets a few ideas of her own.

As Pas gets to know Licorice better, Count Retes invites him to a tea tasting ceremony in order to work her way into his good graces. Pas agrees to come, but sees it as a chance for advertising.

After strengthening his relationship with Licorice, Pas works on securing both sugar and goat's milk for his future land of sweets. Meanwhile, there are stirrings of war at the border...

The war between Hubarek and his neighbor has repercussions on trade throughout the kingdom. Determined to do what it takes to get his trade goods in, Pas heads to the front!

Squale is depressed about the results of his first deployment, so Pas decides to try preparing a dessert to cheer him up. His choice, the tarte Tatin, is far from a random selection.