Traveling Through Daxia to Marry a Princess, Starting from a Bankrupt Tavern

Food articles, daily life, farming, fictional history Tan Yan, a half-baked chef, traveled to Daxia, a dynasty where the system was virtual, and started to take over a small restaurant that was about to close down. He also owed a heavy debt and faced the risk of selling hooks if he didn't pay back the money. Although the system was cruel, it did give him some sweet spots. The novice gift package was a cooking tutorial from a master at the chef school. Relying on his ancestral skills and the tutorials provided by the system, Tan Yan quickly made his first pot of gold. However, he is not satisfied with being a small town cook, because the ultimate task arranged by the system is to marry the third princess of the Great Xia Dynasty and become the prince-consort. The third princess is the most beautiful and favored princess. She is famous all over the world before she is 17 years old. Being a cook can marry a princess, is there such a good thing? Why don't you risk your life? Using modern people's cooking skills to cook for ancient people, they "invented" buffets, mutton ramen, lunch sets, hot pot, starch sausage and other delicacies that the people of the Xia Dynasty had never seen before. It was a normal business war, with no quarrels or exaggerated golden fingers. Tan Yan was down-to-earth and promoted to the Great Xia Chef God step by step. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.