Michelin pastry chef Su Su was transformed into an abandoned sick baby, bound to the [Royal Royal Cuisine Feeding System], and relied on magical food to make her way from the countryside to the palace. She used warm corn flour to save the prince in distress, and captured the emperor's heart with peach blossom cakes. The functional delicacies can not only cure the cold but also break up the palace fights. A sickly scholar turns into a loyal dog emperor, and a little cook turns into a queen. Let's see how these "foodie lovers" use fireworks to warm up the country.
Reader comments
Warmth and growth. The writing was a bit messy at the beginning, and the logic and plot didn't seem to be straightened out. The more I wrote, the better. It was a sweet story that developed a quick gourmet mission. The plot was just a hit and miss, and there was no depth. It just showed the human touch in the fireworks. I couldn't watch much while jumping. The ending was very touching, not with gorgeous words but very poignant. The ordinary daily habits revealed "I love you."
Warmth and growth. The writing was a bit messy at the beginning, and the logic and plot didn't seem to be straightened out. The more I wrote, the better. It was a sweet story that developed a quick gourmet mission. The plot was just a hit and miss, and there was no depth. It just showed the human touch in the fireworks. I couldn't watch much while jumping. The ending was very touching, not with gorgeous words but very poignant. The ordinary daily habits revealed "I love you."