Twenty-first-century police officer Lin Liang transmigrates into the body of Miss Lin, a woman born into wealth and luxury but hopeless at music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. Rumor has it that she has no talent, no virtue, and no looks, and that she’s lazy and loves to eat.
No talent or virtue? A foodie who can’t cook delicious food isn’t a proper foodie. In her previous life, she gave up her dream of pursuing great food to become a good police officer. In this life, she conceals her identity as a princess consort and builds her restaurant into a roaring success.
Overprotective? To stand up for her husband, she’ll scold the emperor himself, and beat up anyone who disrespects him.
Clear about who she loves and hates? When I love you, you’re the best person in the world, and whatever you say goes. When I don’t, I won’t even listen to a single word you say.
That’s all Lin Liang.
One prince is about to discover what it means to “enjoy hurting your wife for a while, then spend the rest of your life chasing her.”
