Linda, determined to become a top chef, left the small town and came to the city to work as an apprentice in a famous chef restaurant. In the process, he encountered a series of challenges such as ingredients, skills, and peer competition. He was also inexplicably involved in the power struggle of the catering group, the brand upgrade of pastry chef Manman, and the interview controversy of gourmet self-media. In the multi-line narrative, Linda relies on sincerity and humor to resolve life problems, gain friendship and love, gradually realize her dreams, and integrate all kinds of life into pots and pans. The story advances in a three-volume structure. Each volume progresses independently and echoes each other. The rhythm is tight, and emotions and laughter coexist. In the end, Linda completed her self-growth and career transformation after a national cooking competition, and also allowed her friends around her to find their own place, writing a warm history of struggle in the city.