Known in the 22nd century media as a charming young culinary beauty, Shen Junhe could have relied on her looks, but chose to succeed through sheer skill. She reached the top of the culinary world at twenty and was earning a billion a year by thirty, only to have her best friend and business partner cheat her out of her private restaurant. She died of a heart attack.
When she wakes again, she’s become a shrewish country woman in the 1970s, and an abusive, wicked stepmother to boot.
Looking at the two children who regard her as an enemy and stay on high alert, Shen Junhe rolls up her sleeves and gets cooking. There’s no problem a good meal can’t solve. And if one isn’t enough, she’ll make two!
With no money, she sets up a stall. When she needs more points to upgrade her spatial realm, she takes down scumbags, serves up face-slapping, and puts the worst troublemakers in their place.
But can someone explain why this cold, stern, tough man has suddenly started fussing over her?
Oh well. Building a fortune and raising the kids, with a man to look after along the way, doesn’t sound so bad on her road to the top.
Are the two children the male protagonist's or orphans of his former comrades-in-arms?