Jiang Wanxing transmigrated to another world ravaged by natural disasters, where humanity had awakened beastfolk bloodlines and the strong preyed on the weak. She stumbled into a down-and-out beastfolk village and became the only “kitchen goddess” who could conjure ingredients out of thin air.
With no food to be found, they had to rely on her stove, which refreshed itself with three unlimited supplies of fresh ingredients every day.
But this miserable village was so poor it had nothing but rocks, and the male half-beasts fought every day over a bite to eat.
Hu Sha wanted to snatch her, but A Ye stepped in front of her. “Kitchen goddess, I’ll provide for you!”
She used her cooking to steady the situation, preparing meals, farming, and building up the village. She even rescued a little bear cub along the way.
But the enticing aromas brought more trouble: refugees, poisonous insects, and outside forces arrived one after another.
She sneered and hefted her wok. “Touch my people, and don’t blame me when my chili sauce turns into fire oil!”
The plot is compact and interlocking, not to be missed.
The plot doesn't drag out or get watered down, and it's so good that you can't stop watching it.
The logic is clear and the story progresses naturally and smoothly.
Traveling through another world, the creativity is endless and refreshing.
The plot is well described and the picture is full of sense.
The plot has ups and downs and is full of surprises.
Very exciting, looking forward to the follow-up plot development.
The characterization is detailed and detailed
Very well written, five stars
The time-travel setting is novel and unique