Sheng Xia, a modern online novelist, dies of exhaustion and transmigrates into her own novel as the vicious supporting female character who shares her name: the fake heiress of the wealthy Sheng family. The original Sheng Xia was consumed by jealousy of the real heiress, Su Xiaoxiao, and caused endless trouble, only to bring ruin upon herself. After transmigrating, Sheng Xia has two special advantages: modern cooking skills and an intimate knowledge of the entire plot.
She decisively gives up on the rich family's power struggles, moves out of the Xia family home, and sets up a stall at the night market near a creative park, selling spicy mixed noodles. Her astonishingly tasty street food quickly wins rave reviews, but she can't escape the original plot. The main cast keeps showing up in front of her, forcing her to play her part.
Sheng Xia has no choice but to find every way she can to dodge the plot, and soon adopts an “elusive” business schedule: she sells spicy mixed noodles today, then disappears for a week; a few days later, she turns up selling comforting oden on a bar street late at night. The location, time, and menu all depend on her mood, yet she always knows exactly what will hit her customers' taste buds. On social media, she earns the title “Urban Legend: Night Market Beauty.”
As she grows more popular, she has more and more “involuntary” encounters with the male and female leads. But every time, she uses a steaming bowl of delicious food to effortlessly derail a plot-driven disaster: the male lead comes looking for trouble, only to have a bowl of soup cure his years-old stomach ailment; the female lead comes to “inspect” her, only to have a serving of mango pomelo sago soothe her wandering heart. Everyone who once hated her gradually comes to be healed and captivated by her heartwarming food and perceptive nature. In the end, Sheng Xia becomes a food legend and finds true family bonds and love, living a wonderful life that even the original protagonists would envy.
It's pretty, and I'm very greedy to look at it. The detailed emotional characterizations are quite good, but the protagonist group is a bit annoying. Can there be a setting later so that the beautiful baby heroine can slowly get out of the plot?
The description of the food is particularly good, the heroine escapes from the plot very quickly, and there are few top quality products involved. So far, it seems to be very suitable for my taste. I hope the quality will remain as good as ever.
The setting is novel and eye-catching
The material is very updated, but there are too few updates. The author should hurry up and make it faster.
Similar to the food novel of God of Cookery, it introduces food in large chapters.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! Big cheers for the author!
Recommend some good novels
Articles about food are always very interesting to read, and each one has its own merits.
It was my first time to watch the food category, and while I was watching it, I was thinking about whether I could set up a stall based on this, and then I thought about my craftsmanship, so I decided not to do it 🤦
I want to ask, is the male protagonist Shen or Li?