Lin Xia, a former big factory manager who was laid off, suffered from stomach problems, and was trapped in a partition, unexpectedly discovered the "Introduction to Simple Magic Techniques" left behind by her grandmother - the condensation of gas at the fingertips can purify ingredients, the temperature control technique can replace an open flame, and the separation of objects technique is comparable to knife skills. These seemingly "evil" little magic spells have become good news for cooking for people in the workplace.
No kitchen? Mug stewed rice, thermos cup oatmeal, you can cook hot rice without a pot; working overtime until late at night? Three-minute egg fried rice and drawer energy bars can fill your stomach while fishing; staying in the wild? The sun gathers energy to stew rice, stone cooks dehydrated vegetables, and stone leaves are all natural kitchen utensils. She opened the "Three Minutes Evil Chef" live broadcast room and used dual-track teaching of "skills + replacement techniques" to allow renters, commuters, night shift workers, and field workers to have a hot meal in the least time and at the lowest cost.
From being plagiarized by Internet celebrities to defend their rights, to colliding with the ideas of Slow Foodists; from leading fans to fight workplace PTSD, to launching a charity lunch plan to warm workers; from live broadcasting alone, to delivering fireworks side by side as a team, Lin Xia's "evil cooking method" has not only healed the stomachs of countless people, but also soothed the anxiety and fatigue of working people.
