(Period setting + food + career + everyday life + petty household matters + raising a child + no pocket dimension + no System)
After receiving a call from her son, Song Hongyan packs up all her belongings overnight and heads straight for the military compound, all because her daughter-in-law is pregnant!
Her daughter-in-law is so sick from morning sickness that she can't eat, but one serving of pickled vegetables immediately brings back her appetite.
With her cooking skills, Song Hongyan quickly makes a name for herself in the compound, and the neighbors come by every few days to ask how she makes her dishes.
Li Yaru, her daughter-in-law, assumes that a mother-in-law from the countryside will be hard to get along with. She acts cold and plans to keep her at arm's length. But once her mother-in-law arrives, she not only solves Li Yaru's morning sickness troubles but also cooks so well that she wins her over through her stomach. From then on, she takes care of every last detail, pampering her daughter-in-law until she cries!
So what if she's fifty? She can look after her grandson and build a career too. Watch her carve out a world of her own with her two hands!
The Jinling of this book should be Nanjing. The plot is very good, but the pace is a bit fast. It would be better if the pace slowed down a bit.
I've read another book, and it's almost identical except for the names. . . .