Song Yutong, a modern intangible cultural heritage pastry chef, and Luo Qianqian, a top student in the history department, stayed up late to complain about ancient novels and read books at the same time, becoming the two concubines destined to be cannon fodder in Prince Jing's palace. Faced with the infighting and conspiracy in the original book, the two decisively abandoned the "competition script", recognized each other using dormitory codes, and reached a consensus to "stay away from the male protagonist and focus on eating."
Song Yutong held a tea party with his new snacks, using delicious food to win over the palace's servants and unite the concubine who was forced to be involved in the internal affairs; Luo Qianqian relied on her keen observation and historical knowledge to capture clues from the gossip and unlock the palace's hidden old cases of the previous dynasty. The "love rivals" who were supposed to be tit-for-tat have become the best partners to work together to break the situation, and the tea party has also changed from a gathering place for eating melons to an information exchange station with hidden secrets.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
