[1V4 with multiple male leads + all the men are virgins + those with love have love + those with money have money + those with problems have problems + virile men + ordinary heroine + coming-of-age story]
Lin Wan transmigrates into the body of the most timid and incompetent illegitimate daughter in ancient times.
She’s no good at embroidery, knows nothing about poetry, and everyone treats her like a doormat.
Just as she thinks she’s about to die miserably in the depths of the manor,
she unexpectedly awakens the art of copying with a twin-fish jade pendant.
As long as the target is love-struck, she can make a perfect copy!
She copies a shadow guard to protect her,
a physician to be her patron,
a young heir to be her public face,
a prince to be her trump card...
With countless doubles, her real self can stay safely hidden in the back.
Once timid and fearful, at everyone’s mercy,
now she has countless doubles at her disposal.
Domestic intrigue, political schemes, the world of martial arts: she can handle it all.
All she wants is to live in peace,
but before she knows it, she’s become the hidden power that no one in the capital dares cross.
This is a book that writes "cooking" to the extreme. There is no ups and downs of the plot, no gorgeous and exaggerated rhetoric, but it uses full pages of delicate descriptions of ingredients and smoky cooking details to firmly capture people's taste buds and hearts. It writes not just about meals, but also about the tenderness and affection hidden in a porridge and a meal. Behind the steaming meals are thoughtful thoughts and delicate care, which is the most touching warmth in ordinary days. The book is neither fast nor slow to read, full of the smoke and fire of the world, but it makes people taste endless tenderness and healing between the lines. The more I read, the more I feel that eating well and living well are the most precious little happiness in the world.
The ideas are clear, the plot is compact, and it is a rare ancient-style novel about ordinary people traveling through time. The heroine traveled from modern times to ancient times and had a hard time along the way. She met a love-minded male protagonist who pestered her every day and insisted on her cooking. The cooking in the book is very detailed, and the heat, aroma, and texture are all so tempting that you want to take a bite right away. Full of fireworks, sweet and delicious. And the male protagonist who is deeply in love takes this pyrotechnic romance to the extreme. He is full of preferences, almost stubbornly guarding the protagonist, willing to be "captured" by delicious food, and almost forcing the other party to cook and be taken care of in peace. There is no excessive entanglement with bloody intrigues, only gentle pampering in every meal and vegetable. In the difficult years, the steaming meals provide the most practical companionship. This book does not have an exaggerated plot, but uses extremely delicate descriptions of food and a contrasting love-minded male protagonist to make the hardships of time travel gently resolved by fireworks. Every dish hides the warmth of life, and every feeding is filled with joy. After reading it, I can only feel the fragrance on my lips and teeth, and my heart is full of yearning for the fireworks and tender love in the world.