I Won Over Six Beast Kings with My Cooking, and They All Called Me Wife
(Official synopsis: A story about a spicy queen who builds her fortune with her skills and finds sweet love.)
One-line summary: One bite of spicy rabbit head, and six Beast Kings dropped to their knees and called me Wife!
Synopsis:
Lin Weizhi, a 24-year-old corporate wage slave, was ranting about saintly heroines in romance novels right before she died from overwork:
“‘Devoted Snake’? I’d have chopped him up and made him spicy!”
The next second, she transmigrated into the body of a female sacrifice at the Blood Moon Altar.
Five tenth-rank Beast Kings surrounded her, drooling.
“Let’s take turns eating her tonight!”
Then,
a batch of spicy rabbit heads came out of the pot, their aroma sweeping across the entire Kasi Continent.
All five Beast Kings dropped to their knees in unison. “Wife, give us another bite.”
From then on, she brought along six dog-like husbands and a food System named Lala, who only she could see and who stood on her shoulder every day, shouting, “Weiwei is the best!” With the eight great cuisines, blue rose milk tea, a soap revolution, and steam engines, she went from the Blood Moon Altar to uniting the continent through food. She turned the primitive beastfolk world into the happiest food utopia.
Males from across the continent came running at the scent.
The elders of the four great beast cities clutched their thrones and wept. “Spicy Queen, take your pick of our cities!”
The six Beast Kings and Lala roared together:
“For Weiwei, we would offer up the whole world.”
White Snake Li Han | Panda Sui Feng | Lion Luan Yang | Nine-Tailed Fox Tushan Su | Merfolk Yi Xiao | Insectoid Kedis
[Exclusive mascot]
The System Lala, visible only to Weizhi (who switches up how she says “Weiwei is the best~” every day)
One-line tags
While everyone else is busy having babies in the beastfolk world,
I’m busy building a city.
One bite of my cooking,
and six Beast Kings, beastfolk from across the continent, and one little System named Lala
line up to call me Wife.
A fun, lighthearted read.
