[The drama A Journey to Love + A transmigrated heroine who seems prim and proper + Daily life + Cooking skills + Couple: Han Zhao]
[Mind-reading ability: when she's physically weak]
Sun Yihuan, born into a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, switched to food studies halfway through and worked herself to the bone. On the very night she finally became a sous-chef, she binge-watched eighteen episodes to get back at the world and suddenly kicked the bucket. Let that be a lesson to everyone: staying up late is a serious illness. It needs treatment!
And so, following the rule that transmigrators are always bound to the main cast, she successfully transmigrated into Sun Yihuan, the youngest daughter of Mr. Sun, who had yet to appear onscreen, and became the male lead's junior schoolmate.
Every day, aside from figuring out how to build up her frail body and eating her fill, Sun Yihuan follows the plot and watches all the iconic scenes...
But as an enthusiastic spectator, she gets the unfortunate news: “Miss, the Madam is discussing your marriage with the Princess Royal.”
Sun Yihuan: “Who? Discussing me marrying whom?!”
Han Zhao, a mild anorexic: “...Me.”
The five-spice melon seeds in Sun Yihuan's hand drop straight to the ground. “What the heck? Weren't you the number-one fan of the sweet little dumpling, Sixth Miss Luo?”
Han Zhao, the number-one fan: “Can't I support someone else instead...?”
The Princess Royal watches Sun Yihuan grow more and more to her liking, and her son finally stops refusing to eat. She beams fondly. “Son, this is a wonderful daughter-in-law! She can eat and cook. She's a lucky charm!”
Sun Yihuan's spendthrift, learned father: “Wife, we don't have enough dowry stored up. What are we going to do?”
Han Zhao, with plenty of gold: “Father-in-law, I've got more money than I know what to do with!”
Her beautiful, thrifty mother: “My daughter, this marriage is far above our station... Perhaps we shouldn't go through with it... right?”
Han Zhao, brandishing a knife: “Mother-in-law, just tell me which gate you want me to tear down. I'll do it right now.”
It's good to watch, not just to live up to the plot, but to have your own little world!
Author, come on, come on!
It's super nice and well written. I've been looking for Han Zheng since he appeared on the scene. I finally saw an article about him today. I'm looking forward to the follow-up, more updates!!! 💕💕💕
It's good to read, but there are too many typos and wrong sentences. At the end, I felt a little sorry for Sun Wan'er. I felt that she should have lived a better life instead of being trapped in the harem all her life. It was a bit regretful.
The ending is a bit rushed, I haven't seen enough yet
Very nice and worth a look
Not bad. I just like reading heartwarming articles about eating, drinking and drinking.
I was reading Splendid Peace and found this book by chance. It is very novel. The heroine has an out-of-the-box personality and she has become one of my favorite books.