The Cook in the Apocalypse Travels Through a Divided Family to Survive

Girl, are these grass roots... Really edible? Su Wan patted the mud on her hands and smiled: Not only is it edible, it's also delicious. In the third year of the famine, Su Wan, a three-star Michelin chef, transformed into a hungry peasant girl. While others were chewing tree bark, she used a handful of wild amaranth to make the first pot of jade pancakes - people from all over the country cried straight away after eating it. Setting up stalls, opening stores, chain stores, water transportation, express delivery... Someone asked her why she became the richest man in the world from a grassroots street vendor. Su Wan stood at the highest point of the pier, her red hair ribbon flying in the wind, and only said four words: Because of greed. —— From a grassroots to a business empire. There is no intrigue, just fireworks. In this life, she will use one pot to create her own empire. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.