Tang Nuo has two lives.
In front of the camera, she is a top-notch anchor who screams "All girls! Three, two, one, link up!"
Behind the camera, she is the owner of a private dish that heals people's hearts with [Fried Spring Leek and River Shrimp] and [Osmanthus and Wine-Stuffed Rice Balls] in her small studio.
She thought the two worlds would never intersect, until a guest appeared with a note written like an "archaeological report."
He left a message for her [Pepper Pork Belly Chicken]: "It tastes like home."
The [Gastrodia Fish Head Soup] she specially made for him relieved his fatigue from studying late at night.
A storm of reports caused by "too good results" put the store she worked so hard to run on the brink of extinction.
Just when she was about to give up, the archaeologist guest who always "sees the beginning but not the end" used a piece of heroic writing to defend her against the evil intentions of the entire online world.
He told her: "What I dig is a lost civilization, and what you cook is a living inheritance."
Only then did she understand that the best love is the divine connection across the distance and the understanding of taste buds.
