Did the God of Light Set Up a Stall Today?

Chef Jiang Wei transmigrates to a Western fantasy world and becomes the Light Witch whom everyone wants to hunt down.

To survive, Jiang Wei has no choice but to return to her old trade.

She opens a food stall and then a shop, and business flourishes.

On her way home from a day of vending, Jiang Wei comes across a badly injured man.

As a modern woman, she knows from TV dramas that you should never pick up a strange man you find by the roadside.

So Jiang Wei walks away without looking back.

Unfortunately, she doesn’t get far before she’s hit with face-slapping karma. Why does her whole body hurt when she doesn’t save him? Hey, what gives!!!!

From then on, Jiang Wei discovers that her heart aches whenever she doesn’t play the saint.

Jiang Wei: …

Luckily, transmigrating gave Jiang Wei a golden finger: she can tell a person’s character and emotions by their scent. When her compulsion to play the saint kicks in, at least she won’t be tricked because she misjudged someone. Later, Jiang Wei looks at the commercial empire built by the people she saved during these attacks, nods with satisfaction, and sits leisurely on her divine throne, sipping tea. A qualified god is bound to have a group of loyal, hardworking followers, otherwise known as employees.

The male lead’s story: As the biggest oddball in the vampire clan, Greyt has never thought of himself as an oddball. He just doesn’t like drinking blood. It’s not like he’s one of those useless weaklings who need blood to maintain their strength.

Later, after he’s badly injured, a weak human takes him in. This strange woman is always forcing him to eat all kinds of bizarre foods.

At least they taste pretty good.

There’s just one thing: as a vampire, he absolutely hates garlic. The first time Greyt finds cooked garlic in his food, he’s furious. Later… “Give me some raw garlic!”