Yu Minghao, a contemporary Internet celebrity restaurant owner, was thrown into the battlefield of the Yellow Turban Rebellion at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty by an ancestral iron pot. When he was captured by Liu Bei's rebel army as a spy while carrying a stainless steel wok, he conquered Zhang Fei's taste buds with a pack of thirteen-spice seasoning, and thus began his magical journey as a gang leader.
This modern cook who can steam steamed buns into biochemical weapons used a kitchen knife in his left hand and an iron pot in his right hand during the war. He used fermented dough to refract sound waves to attack, used vinegar and kerosene to make home-made incendiary bombs, and even accidentally activated the mysterious hidden treasure of the pre-Qin kitchen buried deep underground. From the piles of moldy corn on the outskirts of Zhuoxian County to the bronze underground palace of Chijin Mountain, he gradually discovered that the ancestral iron pot was actually a fragment of Ou Yezi's demon refining cauldron. Su Wan, the cold-faced medical officer who always kicked his butt at the critical moment of life and death, and the Imperial Physician's Order Jade Pendant around his waist actually hid the shocking secrets of the Shi Changshi Rebellion.
When the bronze steamer of the Yellow Turban Demon shattered the Han army's camp, and when the heroes of the Three Kingdoms fought over the mysterious chef's inheritance, Yu Minghao stood on the scorched earth of Sishui Pass, looking at the modern reflection reflected in the pot, and suddenly had an epiphany - it turns out that the most dangerous thing in troubled times has never been the battlefield, but the world's cauldron that can stew mountains and rivers as well as people's hearts.