In the First Year of the Great Wilderness, the Cook Went Against Her Fate to Save the People

In the first year of the Great Wilderness, heavy rains destroyed the last city wall. While Su Liao was squatting among the homeless and chewing tree bark, she listened to the cries of hunger all around. She suddenly remembered that when she was seven years old - before she was knocked unconscious after stealing food due to hunger, the broken pages of the "Mountain and Vegetable Manual" in the old master's arms were falling into her blood-stained hands. "Poisonous mushrooms can be boiled three times to remove their bitterness!" "The roots of man-eating vines can be dug out and buried in ashes and roasted to become food!" When she cooked the first pot of wild vegetable soup in a broken earthen pot, and the thugs who were trying to steal her steamed buns rushed over with knives, she wiped the vegetable soup from the corner of her mouth and said, "If you want to live, just listen to me." The rainstorm was still pounding, and she was squatting in the mud to teach the refugees how to identify wild vegetables. Little did she know that the man in green shirt in the distance clutched the compass tightly. This little handyman who had been stepped into the mud could actually make withered vegetable seedlings sprout at her fingertips. "The Spirit Sealing Formation is about to collapse." He chuckled, "But who would have thought that the one who saves the world is not a god, but a cook who makes soup?"