I Transmigrated to Ancient Times, Met a Scumbag, and Opened a School with My Cooking

[Transmigration + Ancient Times + Food + Pocket Dimension + System]

A lighthearted summer treat, perfect for enjoying with a meal, featuring detailed descriptions of all kinds of delicious food.

Su Ning, a young woman from the interstellar era, transmigrates one day and becomes the daughter of a deceased scholar in ancient times.

Her scholar father had raised a young husband for her, but who knew he would turn out to be a scumbag? He used her money to pass the imperial exams and become the top candidate, then married a princess. On his wedding day, the original owner stormed his home, only to be beaten to death by his vicious servants.

With the original owner's memories from her past life, the interstellar girl arrives on the day of the scumbag's wedding. To fulfill the original owner's wish, she stays in the capital and opens a private school to educate its students.

But competition in the capital is fierce. In the end, she comes up with a brilliant plan: to keep students, you have to win their stomachs. She'll outdo the competition in every way!

With the golden finger of her System supermarket, Su Ning comes up with new dishes every day, cooking for the students alongside her food-loving maid.

Pizza, fried chicken, liangpi, jianbing guozi, little honey cakes, ice pops... She wins not only the students' hearts, but their parents' appetites too.

Before long, wealthy merchants, princes, and even the emperor come by to offer their opinions, though really, they're just there for a free meal.

At first, she charges students next to nothing to eat in the school cafeteria, then later returns to regular prices. It was just a marketing ploy, but the emperor mistakes it for her losing money while educating students, and rewards her with heaps of gold and silver.

Children at home cry and beg to attend her private school.

With her System's golden finger and her own cooking skills, Su Ning wins over the powerful and the students, taking one step at a time toward the pinnacle of life.

(At first, she goes all out to attract students to her school, charging much less than usual. The heroine is willing to lose money on the students' meals to make sure the little ones eat well and their fill. My heroine isn't short on cash, hey! We're just not short on money, la la la.)