Yao Muwan never imagined she would join the tide of people transmigrating to another world.
Living in a remote mountain village, she still had plenty to keep her busy: taking on unreasonable relatives with one hand and cooking up delicious food with the other. Before long, she had built herself a thriving life.
Her mouthwatering cooking drew plenty of attention, and she knew that mastering the culinary arts was the surest way to win a man's heart through his stomach.
When he met her, they not only raised an adorable little darling together, but also cultivated a beautiful, prosperous homestead.
Where did their daughter, Lesbian, go? They even said she only had four children in her lifetime, so was this eldest daughter adopted?
This novel is alright, I guess.
Not bad, not bad, worth checking out.
The book is written in beautiful language, with vivid imagery, and is a smooth read. As someone who comes from a rural background, it feels very relatable.