Chu Jinghong transmigrates into a food-themed novel as the wicked female antagonist. She relentlessly pursues the male lead, takes revenge on the heroine, and, worst of all, betrays the coldhearted villainous big shot!
To avoid a miserable ending where she goes blind and dies horribly, Chu Jinghong decides to stick close to the big shot and mend her ways!
To win his trust, she humbles herself and pledges her loyalty, does her best to keep her distance from the male lead, competes with the heroine for the title of Culinary God with her excellent cooking, and casually wins the big shot over by feeding him delicious food.
But… what is wrong with you, big shot? Weren't you supposed to be coldhearted and uninterested in women?!
Right after she transmigrates…
Gu Qichi: “I hear you want a divorce?”
Chu Jinghong: “I don't! I swear I'm loyal to you, big shot. I'm obedient, well-behaved, and a great cook. Interested?”
Gu Qichi: “No need. I'm not one to indulge in food.”
Later…
Gu Qichi: “We're having rabbit tonight.”
Chu Jinghong: “Of course, big shot. I'll make it right away.”
Hours later, Chu Jinghong stares speechlessly at the food lover holding her in his arms. So the pan-fried little white rabbit… was her!
It's a great show; the way the female lead cooks makes my mouth water.
This is the only food-themed novel I've ever finished reading. Overall, it's quite good; the food descriptions are very vivid, and the gradual, flowing romance between the two main characters is also quite enjoyable.
It's alright, not bad for killing time.
Where's the extra chapter? Where's the extra chapter?
It was alright, but the ending felt a bit rushed. It would have been better if there had been an epilogue.
Very good! Jinghong's skills are simply amazing, haha.
It's good; it's the kind of writing I like.
It's beautiful, it makes me so hungry. It's a bit of a shame it ended a little too quickly though.
It's super sweet, there are no love rivals causing trouble, and the male and female leads are mutually attracted to each other 🥰
It's actually quite pretty, just a bit short.