Wen Liman's biggest dream in her life is to eat well.
In her previous life, she was a food blogger. She was chasing ingredients all over the mountains and plains, but she missed the mark and was transformed into a little palace maid who had just been fucked by a nobleman. I didn't eat the food in the imperial dining room, so I tried the plate set meal first.
When the late emperor died, she endured it; when the new emperor ascended the throne, she endured it. After three years of pretending to be a grandson, she finally made it to the day she was released from the palace. She ran away without looking back - she would rather set up a stall in the capital and sell food than go back to the home where she sold her daughter.
But she probably picked up the "unlucky" talent. The stall had only been established for two days. First, he offended a local snake and was beaten, and then he was involved in a murder case and was directly taken away by Dali Temple as a suspect.
When she was in jail, she was still thinking: Will I just die from "eating" in my life?
As a result, there was no trial and he was released directly. Before I left, I also heard that the Dali Temple cafeteria was in need of a chef - someone with a staff, an iron rice bowl, and someone to take care of the three meals a day.
She signed up on the spot and was hired in seconds, and has since become the most sought-after woman in Dali Temple.
Shen Yanzhou, the young minister of Dali Temple, came from a noble family and was an expert in solving cases. He was usually as cold as ice cubes and almost everyone suffered from frostbite. But every time it was time for dinner, he was the first to sit down.
At first he thought he was here to investigate the case. Later he discovered that he just wanted to come to eat.
Wen Li didn't solve the case, but she used a pot to win over the stomachs of everyone in Dali Temple, and also won the heart of a young prince.
In life, eat first and then fall in love. Wen Liman felt that this wave was not a loss!
