[Period setting] [1970s] [Transmigrate into a book] [Space] [Food System] [Military marriage] [Raising kids] [Face-slapping and punishing scum]
Food blogger Su Wanwan transmigrates into a cannon-fodder supporting character in a period novel. From the start, she’s forced to take someone else’s place in an arranged marriage to a cold-faced military officer with three stepchildren.
In the original story, she makes life miserable for everyone and abuses her stepchildren, then dies horribly in the street.
Looking at the three scrawny, wary children before her, Su Wanwan decisively tears up the script.
Bound to a Food System and unlocking modern recipes, she makes a dish of red-braised pork so tempting it brings the whole village to tears.
From selling sponge cakes to opening a restaurant and then setting up a food factory, Su Wanwan thrives.
The three kids go from hating her to becoming her most devoted little fans.
And the husband everyone says is cold and heartless starts looking at her in a rather different way...
Until one day, he pins her against a wall and says in a hoarse voice, “Wanwan, don’t just focus on making money. Make some time for me, too?”
Su Wanwan: “...What happened to being cold and abstinent?”
