Food blogger Su Ruoruan died unexpectedly next to the newly developed "molecular cooking machine". As soon as she opened her eyes, she entered a novel about the bloody era and became the lazy and greedy control cousin of the heroine in the book.
In the book, the heroine is hard-working and kind-hearted. After marrying her brother Bing, she joined the army, opened a restaurant, and went to college, becoming a winner in life.
The original owner, Su Ruanruan, was a miserable cannon fodder who ran away with someone just to stutter. In the end, she was defrauded of money and sex, and froze to death on the street.
In this 1970s, when people were short of food and clothing, others were busy fighting, grabbing men, and fighting for the best, but Su Ruanruan only wanted to do one thing: make a living!
Fortunately, her molecular cooking machine also came along, becoming a "gourmet system" that can turn stone into gold.
A handful of wild vegetables? After system analysis, it can be turned into a Michelin-level salad dish.
Half a sweet potato? After the system processes it, it becomes a filigree dessert that melts in your mouth.
Her family thought she was lazy, so she made the steamed buns that made the whole family almost swallow their tongues.
The villagers laughed at her for being greedy, so she set up a stall to sell jelly, which attracted people from the whole commune to queue up to buy it.
As for the male protagonist, Brother Bing, who belongs to the female protagonist in the book?
One day, Su Ruanruan was fishing by the river and accidentally "caught" the most cold and troubled "lone wolf" in the village - Lu Ye, who had returned from the army and returned to his hometown.
Lu Ye thought he would be walking alone in the darkness for the rest of his life, until that girl, who looked like a little sun, fed him delicious food in different ways every day, and by the way, he also fed him a full heart.
"Ruanruan, after eating your food, I will be yours."
"That won't work. Anyone who wants to be me must first carry back that wild boar from the back mountain!"
