Dressed as a girl from a down-and-out family whose engagement was broken off. Starting from a food cart, from night market vendors to top-notch private dishes, she used modern nutrition and molecular cuisine to conquer the stomachs of dignitaries. Until Zhao Jingzhi, the seemingly lazy imperial city minister, came to visit every day, from food reviews to long conversations late at night. She thought he was just the diner who understood her best, but she didn't know that the shocking corruption case he was secretly investigating was closely related to her life experience.
As the fireworks rise in Bianjing, the truth gradually approaches. In this encounter that started with food, who got into whose trap?
Reader comments
It's rare to come across an article with excellent writing. Good luck, author!
This is a valuable book that you will add to your collection after reading one chapter. The story is beautiful and the writing is good. The heroine is particularly good. The author writes it very well.
The author's writing is really good, and the writing style is eloquent, but the plot is sometimes a bit questionable.
For example, Uncle Li made wontons at the beginning and then imitated the heroine in making jelly. When he made braised pork and was knocked over by the heroine's brother, the heroine compensated him with a dish. He made Double Ninth Festival cakes and wanted to buy the heroine's recipe. It should be the same person. Every time a new plot came out, I thought it was a different person and thought he had misremembered it. Logically speaking, the female bishop Uncle Li made jelly and Uncle Li's change of attitude must have subdued him. But later on, braised pork and Double Ninth Festival cakes were knocked over by the heroine. Does an ordinary supporting character have to be subdued like this again and again? Taught the same person three dishes.
The male protagonist was rescued by the female protagonist. Why didn't the arresters go in and search the house? The female protagonist said no and didn't go in. Then when the male protagonist gave her charcoal, he boasted about saving his life. Can this be said to the outside world? Won't the person who arrested the male protagonist find out?
In the plot of the account book, the heroine faced the words in the account book and thought about who was squeezing her out in Shangfeng. This text was written twice. Although it was not exactly the same, it was indeed similar. It was not good to read it twice.
The heroine and I got the ledger after setting up a store. Compared with other people who wanted the ledger, they followed this matter for three years and got nothing. It felt so random. They knew that the ledger was in the hands of shopkeeper Sun, so they just waited for him to take it out. Is this what martial ethics means? Not even searching the entire store? In ancient times, there should be no need to talk about procedural justice. You would arrest someone and force him to be taken out. He was just looking for trouble to prevent Shopkeeper Sun from opening his shop... And then he came out to test the heroine when he got into the hands of the heroine.
The writing is online, and the combination of food and daily life is very warm.
Very good description of details
I feel that this novel is very graphic, and it would be great to make into a TV series.
A hardworking and kind family👨👩👧👧
Selling barbecue through ancient times, with smoke, fire and no words
The author tells it in a straightforward way, and I look forward to more exciting stories in the future.
It's rare to come across an article with excellent writing. Good luck, author!
This is a valuable book that you will add to your collection after reading one chapter. The story is beautiful and the writing is good. The heroine is particularly good. The author writes it very well. The author's writing is really good, and the writing style is eloquent, but the plot is sometimes a bit questionable. For example, Uncle Li made wontons at the beginning and then imitated the heroine in making jelly. When he made braised pork and was knocked over by the heroine's brother, the heroine compensated him with a dish. He made Double Ninth Festival cakes and wanted to buy the heroine's recipe. It should be the same person. Every time a new plot came out, I thought it was a different person and thought he had misremembered it. Logically speaking, the female bishop Uncle Li made jelly and Uncle Li's change of attitude must have subdued him. But later on, braised pork and Double Ninth Festival cakes were knocked over by the heroine. Does an ordinary supporting character have to be subdued like this again and again? Taught the same person three dishes. The male protagonist was rescued by the female protagonist. Why didn't the arresters go in and search the house? The female protagonist said no and didn't go in. Then when the male protagonist gave her charcoal, he boasted about saving his life. Can this be said to the outside world? Won't the person who arrested the male protagonist find out? In the plot of the account book, the heroine faced the words in the account book and thought about who was squeezing her out in Shangfeng. This text was written twice. Although it was not exactly the same, it was indeed similar. It was not good to read it twice. The heroine and I got the ledger after setting up a store. Compared with other people who wanted the ledger, they followed this matter for three years and got nothing. It felt so random. They knew that the ledger was in the hands of shopkeeper Sun, so they just waited for him to take it out. Is this what martial ethics means? Not even searching the entire store? In ancient times, there should be no need to talk about procedural justice. You would arrest someone and force him to be taken out. He was just looking for trouble to prevent Shopkeeper Sun from opening his shop... And then he came out to test the heroine when he got into the hands of the heroine.
The writing is online, and the combination of food and daily life is very warm. Very good description of details
I feel that this novel is very graphic, and it would be great to make into a TV series.
A hardworking and kind family👨👩👧👧
Selling barbecue through ancient times, with smoke, fire and no words
The author tells it in a straightforward way, and I look forward to more exciting stories in the future.