Zhou Xingyun transmigrates into the body of the proprietor of a rundown tavern in an impoverished ancient county.
When he discovers the small patch of land in his mind, he promptly forgets all about the shock and discomfort of transmigrating.
There are trait fields and ingredient fields!
Rhythmic potatoes, eyes-closed rice, lights-out chives, bouncing eggplants...
The people of the county are dumbfounded as Zhou Xingyun describes his dishes.
Do you have to eat your potatoes while they’re moving to the beat?
Does your plain rice porridge taste better if you try it with your eyes closed?
Are your chives more useful in the dark?
And your...
Something seems off, but let’s try them first!
As Zhou Xingyun’s tavern grows more famous and expands, this impoverished county somehow turns into the culinary capital of the realm.
It's not bad. The food descriptions make me crave, the characters' personalized descriptions are also very good, and the plot and foreshadowing are very smooth.