An Interstellar Gourmet Influencer, but My Livestream Content Is Way Out of Scope

[Interstellar]+ [Gourmet]+ [Livestream]+ [Iron-Pot Stewed Insectoids]+ [Comedy]

Jiang Yu, born into a family renowned for both cooking and martial arts, only wants to earn enough to enjoy a comfortable retirement after transmigrating to the interstellar age. A casual cooking livestream makes her an overnight sensation across the internet. But her gourmet livestreams gradually go off the rails: while teaching viewers how to make “Huaiyang-style soft eel,” she heads to the edge of a sealed-off zone and catches a “giant astral worm,” then gives a professional commentary: “Look at that color, look at how lively it is. Freshly caught and freshly killed, that’s what you call good ingredients.” During an outdoor livestream to search for “interstellar wild scallions,” she digs up insectoid larvae. The viewers flood the screen in terror, but her eyes light up: “Wow! A caterpillar! And it’s filled with cream!” She immediately gives a live demonstration on turning these “interstellar caterpillars” into cute and delicious insect cookies. When the military comes knocking, she is livestreaming as she uses a sonic cooking machine to give the insectoid leader a “total makeover” (removing its shell), while solemnly explaining: “Chitin is good for your calcium intake.” The viewers ask: Is this really the kind of livestream content I get to watch for free?