[A play-the-pig-to-eat-the-tiger cook heroine VS a cold-faced but warm-hearted killer]
Huang Xiaonuan, the daughter of a cook, is ready to marry, but the birthmark on her face has left her with no suitors.
On his deathbed, her father entrusts her to the six men of the City Patrol Office. They draw lots, and the red slip falls to Lord Pei, the “Killer.”
As soon as he brings her home, he throws her out of the bridal chamber and calls her a “greedy little glutton,” saying she has barely any meat on her chest and still wants to bear him a child.
So what if she’s a glutton? Xiaonuan grabs a spatula and gets cooking. The brocade-clad guards next door are drooling, and they plot every day to spirit her away.
Pei Yun Zhan clutches his little wife protectively. “She’s mine!”
Later, her birthmark vanishes, and she turns out to be a breathtaking princess.
She thinks she and her husband will return to the palace together, but her unjustly accused husband is forced to fake his death.
Huang Xiaonuan spends every night in tears, then realizes the secret guard behind her looks more and more like her “dead” ex-husband.
Then she’ll turn on the charm! If she gets pregnant, will he really refuse to acknowledge the child?
The court is treacherous, and there are always scheming officials who can’t stand to see others happy.
Huang Xiaonuan lights the stove. You want to harm the princess’s husband?
I’m going berserk, and you brought this on yourselves!
All of you, get in! I’ll boil you into a stew!
