In the most desolate Zhuangyuan Alley in Chang'an City, there lived Lin Xiaoman, a little cook who barely made a living by setting up a stall selling "Hu Pancakes with Everything". Her cooking skills are sparse but her imagination is bright. She is always thinking about mixing stinky tofu with Western grape sauce. Her dream is to open an Internet celebrity restaurant that "let dignitaries and dignitaries line up to check in." One day, she mistakenly mistook Xiao Jingyuan, Prince of Jingan, who had just paid a private visit with a sprained leg, as a scholar in trouble. She forced him to take him back to his dilapidated courtyard, and forced him to sign a deed of "paying debt with his body" - to help her wash dishes and chop firewood until he repaid his "life-saving grace".
One person and one king battled wits and courage in the chaotic cohabitation life. Lin Xiao tricked and tricked Xiao Jingyuan into starting a "catering business", causing countless jokes; Xiao Jingyuan disliked her dark cuisine, but couldn't help but be moved by her liveliness and enthusiasm. Just as the relationship between the two was growing and the restaurant business was booming, Xiao Jingyuan's identity as a prince was exposed, and the whirlpool of the imperial power struggle involved the two. In order to protect Lin Xiaoman Zhouquan, Xiao Jingyuan had to pretend to be alienated and marry the prime minister's daughter. Lin Xiaoman came with full joy to give him a wedding gift, but she only saw his cold profile in the red silk sky. In the end, Lin Xiaoman's restaurant became a legend in Chang'an, but she never made the cake with everything that Xiao Jinyuan loved and hated. Xiao Jamyuan was in power, but he could never find the little cook who could scold him bloody and give him a piece of hot cake. The first half of the story made me laugh so much that I hit the table, and the second half was so sad that I felt heartbroken. It is a story that begins with absurdity and ends with regret.
