[Single Girl + Food + Daily Sweetening]
Jessica, the Los Angeles cheerleader who was "exiled" by her father to her old house in Xiguan, met her cousin Yun Feng, the "tyrant" in charge of the Yun family. Faced with her domineering American style, Yun Feng pressed on her step by step with undeniable rules and extremely superb cooking skills. In this ancient house filled with the smell of agarwood and fireworks, the steaming meals and the calm gentleness gradually disintegrated the thorns all over her body.
"Even if I, Jessica, starve to death and die outside, I will never eat a bite of your food!"
Five minutes later, "It smells so good."
This is a hilarious cookie about how a tsundere little hedgehog is slowly "eaten dry" by a black-faced woman using delicious food and tricks.
Reader comments
Very pretty and very sweet.
The heroine is very cute and she is a mixture of Chinese and American. Although he was very American-style rebellious at first, he was not bad at heart.
From the very beginning, I resisted the old house and the Chinese-style life, feeling old-fashioned. Later, I began to understand Chinese culture and inheritance, and then I felt reluctant to leave the ancient house when I left.
Emotionally, I have the openness and initiative of a "foreign girl" (no messing around), and I have learned some Chinese implicitness after being with the protagonist.
Overall it's a very sweet story.
I like.
So when will the heroine speak Chinese?
California wildcats are very exciting [laughter]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Not bad, worth a look
It's just a little too fast, but it still looks good. It actually looks much better if you pull it longer.
It looks good so far, but it gives me an indescribable feeling
Very beautiful, so sweet, I give you five stars and praise the author greatly (＾ν＾)
Very pretty and very sweet. The heroine is very cute and she is a mixture of Chinese and American. Although he was very American-style rebellious at first, he was not bad at heart. From the very beginning, I resisted the old house and the Chinese-style life, feeling old-fashioned. Later, I began to understand Chinese culture and inheritance, and then I felt reluctant to leave the ancient house when I left. Emotionally, I have the openness and initiative of a "foreign girl" (no messing around), and I have learned some Chinese implicitness after being with the protagonist. Overall it's a very sweet story. I like.
So when will the heroine speak Chinese?
California wildcats are very exciting [laughter]
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Not bad, worth a look
It's just a little too fast, but it still looks good. It actually looks much better if you pull it longer.
It looks good so far, but it gives me an indescribable feeling
Very beautiful, so sweet, I give you five stars and praise the author greatly (＾ν＾)
It's okay, but it's developing too fast.