With the spatula in hand, I have the world! Who said you can only rely on swords in troubled times?
When he wakes up, Lin Xiaoshao (or other protagonist's name), a modern social animal and cooking enthusiast, sadly finds that he has traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when wars were raging and heroes emerged in large numbers.
There is no peerless martial arts, no domineering spirit, only the ability to turn a spoon and a "Chinese Little Master" food system (or other system names) that works sometimes. On this battlefield where human lives are at stake, his only weapon is... A kitchen knife?
When Cao Cao paused his siege for a bowl of **refreshing braised pork**; when the fierce Zhang Fei was subdued by the big bone with secret sauce; when Zhuge Liang sneaked into the kitchen late at night just to steal a taste of **refreshing spicy hot pot**; when Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang no longer fought for scheming, but competed for the last piece of shredded sweet potato...
Lin Xiaoshao discovered that his battlefield was not on the battlefield, but in the kitchen! His weapons are not swords and guns, but delicacies that are full of color, flavor and flavor!
A bowl of noodles can make a hero cry; a pot of soup can turn conflicts into friendship; and a snack can change the world's trend!
Let's take a look at this "**The No. 1 Chef God in the Three Kingdoms**" who has no power to restrain a chicken.
