Shen Yiqing transmigrates into a book, starting out in a tattered thatched hut with her sickly mother and hostile younger brother in tow.
Step one after transmigrating into a book: pay off the debts left by the original body's love-addled mistakes.
Step two: sell some fruit jam and set up a noodle stall to get by.
Step three: Wait, what's with this little beggar who's stuck to me like chewing gum and won't leave!
Shen Yiqing is utterly baffled. “So you're saying my mother is actually a young lady from a prominent family who went missing, my father is a martial arts expert from the world of martial artists, that little beggar who keeps clinging to me is the emperor's own nephew, and I'm just an utterly ordinary peasant girl who transmigrated into a book?!!”
It's not bad. When I read Chapter 82, the main content of the book is mainly about the daily food life of the heroine's family. It should be considered a food theme. The male protagonist basically never appears. There are relatively few emotional lines. Overall, it's not bad. I like to read food-themed recommendations!