Su Nuan, an ordinary kindergarten teacher, encountered a severe test from her mother-in-law and daughter-in-law soon after her wedding - her wealthy mother-in-law was a brave man who disliked her for not being able to bring wealth to the family. What makes her even more troubled is that the children in the class have begun to reveal various "inhuman" traits: the picky young master who only eats shiny stones, the little girl who grows roots in place when she is angry, and the domineering parent who always looks at her with the eyes of "top-quality ingredients" at parent-teacher meetings. Su Nuan silently put on her apron and raised the spatula. Soon after, the picky Pixiu cub would not let go of the "jeweled" rice balls she had made. The difficult gluttonous parents fought to become volunteers every day in order to get food. Even the old Pixiu mother-in-law who only loved jewelry began to call on time every day: "Nuan Nuan, are you going home for dinner tonight? Mom. You stocked up on truffles and lobsters." When the harmonious banquet of the monster community and the survival crisis of the family business were faced at the same time, Su Nuan discovered that the most powerful magic weapon in her hand was never gold and silver jewelry, but the wisp of human fireworks that warmed the world and was enough to connect the two worlds.