70 Island Follower: I Made a Fortune from Food

Su Qing, a modern food blogger, accidentally slipped into a period novel that she had just complained about, and became the cannon fodder heroine with the same name as her in the book who ended up miserable. The original author disliked the poor and loved the rich, so he abandoned his "villain" husband who was sent to the Island Research Institute and a pair of twin girls, and devoted himself to pursuing the male protagonist in the book. In the end, he was used as a stepping stone and died of illness in regret. When Su Qing came through, the original owner was preparing to take away the last bit of money in the family and elope with others. Faced with the scrawny but fierce-eyed twin, and her husband Lu Heng, a powerful, cold-blooded scientific research boss who was later revealed in the original book, Su Qing made a decisive choice - to stay and hug her! On the island in the late 1970s, supplies were scarce and life was difficult? Don't be afraid, she has a brain full of gourmet recipes and business wisdom that transcends the times. Starting from digging for seafood from the sea and making exclusive secret seafood sauce; then using island specialties to open a food processing factory and creating a nationally renowned canned brand; and then after the reform and opening up, opening restaurant chain stores all over the country... Su Qing built her own gourmet empire on a barren island by relying on pots and pans. As for the taciturn "villain" husband Lu Heng, who only focused on research, his frozen heart gradually melted as he was fed delicious food and unconditional support from his wife again and again. He was shocked to find that this woman, who once only knew how to act mischievously, not only lived a prosperous life, but also became his most solid support and only warmth on the road of scientific research. Lu Heng: The country and the project are my belief, and you are my life. Su Qing: I want both a career and a man. By the way, it shouldn't be too much to trample on the male and female protagonists of the original text, right?