[Ancient-to-Modern Transmigration + Food + Livestream Sales to Support Farmers] A lazy prince who transmigrates from ancient times to the modern day and loves nothing but food, paired with a domineering CEO who seems aloof but is actually clingy.
(I’m terrible at titles, so don’t mind the name.) There’s barely any romance at first (Ahhh, I’m still deciding, actually.)
In his previous life, Prince Shen cared neither for wealth nor beauty, and had no interest in literary or martial accomplishments. He loved only good food.
When his royal brother set him up and he was shot by an arrow, the only thing on his mind was: What a shame. That roasted venison at the banquet looks delicious. I didn’t even get to try a piece.
He closed his eyes, opened them again, and found himself in the modern world, where he had become a fake young master who had just been kicked out of his home.
Before he could even dwell on his sorrow, Shen Yanqing was dazzled by the food of the modern world.
What’s this? A steaming hotpot bubbling away? I’ll eat it!
What’s this? Freshly picked mushrooms flown in this morning? I’ll eat them!
What’s this? Crisp kumquats as big as eggs, sweet with no sourness? I’ll eat them!
I’ll eat and eat and eat and eat!
He never hesitated to share, so not only did he eat his fill, he also became a livestream seller, promoting local specialties from all over the country.
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At first, Xu Xu just thought it was a pleasure to watch him eat. He couldn’t help eating a few more bites himself.
Gradually, simply watching was no longer enough…
The original idea for writing this story was to share some of my own travel tips and recommend delicious food, so the CP isn’t really the focus.
As I kept writing, I felt like it might be fine if the love interest never appeared at all. The whole story is probably going to be a slow, diary-like account of traveling around and sampling local delicacies and specialties. I likely won’t write much about the livestreams either; the main focus will still be recommendations.
I’ll think it over. If I decide not to include a CP, I’ll revise the story accordingly.
