He Yuzhu, the God of Food in the Siheyuan

In the twelfth lunar month of 1950, Peiping had just changed its name to Beijing. Thirteen-year-old He Yuzhu woke up on a cold kang with the sobs of his 6-year-old sister in his ears. Father He Daqing ran away with Widow White again, leaving only ten dollars and a piece of tissue paper on the table. In his previous life, he became a "foolish pillar" who could be manipulated by others. He was tied up for life by Yi Zhonghai's pension plan, drained of everything by Qin Huairu's tears, and finally froze to death in the bridge cave. In this life, when he opened his eyes, he saw a brightly lit modern farmer's market in his mind - fresh vegetables, tender meat and poultry, and a variety of seasonings, which were automatically replenished every day. There is also a whole wall of secret recipes from eight major cuisines, ranging from lost palace dishes to world-class delicacies. "God brought me back, not to make me a fool again." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.