One day, Lin Siyun, a food blogger with a million followers, transmigrates into a book and becomes the male lead’s disposable ex-wife.
In the story, the original Lin Siyun is cruel and ungrateful. The moment she finds out the male lead is disabled, she listens to her family and divorces him, then turns around and marries a bald factory director who’s already been married once.
But her life after marriage is miserable. She is abused and mistreated, and eventually dies a tragic death. Meanwhile, the male lead meets the heroine and rises steadily through the ranks. Not only does his leg recover, he gets promoted several times and enjoys a brilliant future.
Transmigrating into the book gives Lin Siyun a cold sweat. No! She has to take control of her own destiny!
Fortunately, her portable refrigerator came along with her. Lin Siyun grabs a big ladle, storms into a state-run restaurant, and turns her life around as a wok-flipping chef!
From then on, the food blogger finds a new career in the 1980s!
A disabled husband? No problem! The chef is here to help him heal!
Stepchildren who are little villains? No problem! She’ll become their trusted big sister and guide them onto the right path!
Whoever wants this disposable-character script can have it. I don’t want it.
