Sang Qiu had a miserable life in her previous one.
Forced into marriage, her father hanged himself, her mother died a tragic death, and her younger sister was married off far away.
Her own grandmother and uncle and aunt bled their family dry, taking everything from them down to the marrow in their bones.
When she opens her eyes, she’s back in 1980. Fortunately, there’s still time to change everything!
She earns money tutoring, pays off debts, and lays the groundwork for the future, making every little plan count.
She trains as a chef and proves to be a natural, conquering the nation with her delicious food.
From a country girl to a top millionaire, Sang Qiu bursts into tears.
At last, she’s given her family a good life.
But there’s still one person...
What about the man who died for her in her previous life?
How did he go from a poor little nobody to a powerful man everyone fears?
I like this kind of period writing the most, and I can learn to cook a lot of dishes from it.