Mo Xiran wakes up to find herself transmigrated into an ancient farming family so poor they have nothing but bare walls. As soon as she arrives in this other world, she faces a broken engagement and a falling-out with her awful relatives. She leaves the family home with her younger brother, worried about their future, when she unexpectedly binds herself to a Gourmet System and sets off on a life of cheat-like success. Her despicable relatives come up with all sorts of ways to make things difficult for her, but the heroine gets the better of them every time and strikes back. There’s nothing more satisfying than tearing into those awful people. As she runs her street stall, she discovers that her customers include all sorts of big shots: landlords, revered monks, and even a member of the imperial family. Her younger brother is a martial arts prodigy, and after a master takes him to train at a military camp, he soon joins the army. As she keeps moving her stall to new locations, the heroine manages to establish herself in the capital. Then she unexpectedly discovers that she is the daughter of a duke’s family. Surely the duke’s family won’t let their own bloodline remain lost outside their gates? They acknowledge her, but refuse to give up the adopted daughter they raised, setting off another tale of the true and false heiresses. By then, her younger brother has earned great military honors and become a general. Through her intelligence and resourcefulness, Mo Xiran wins over the duke’s sons, who go from rejecting her to doting on her beyond measure. The heroine wins over all kinds of people with her delicious food, steadily raising her status. The emperor wants to eat at her street stall? Sorry, get in line…
This book is very interesting and funny to read. It is well written and I have almost read it all. I give the author a thumbs up and a five-star review.
The food written in the novel is very delicious
Food novels are not limited to writing about food. They also have a lot of content. They are quite rich and not monotonous.
A very nice book
Sounds good, I like the heroine
This book is very nice
It's quite good to watch, the overall story is good, the characters in the book have distinct personalities, there's delicious food, and there's love. Although there are some minor flaws, they do not hide the flaws. Thank you to the author for sharing this good work.