[One heroine + food + sweet everyday romance]
Jessica, captain of a Los Angeles cheerleading squad, is “exiled” by her father to the old family home in Xiguan, where she meets Yun Feng, the “Tyrant” who runs the Yun family. Faced with her brash, domineering American ways, Yun Feng corners her at every turn with rules she cannot refuse and superb culinary skills. In this ancient mansion, filled with incense and the warmth of daily life, steaming meals and quiet acts of tenderness gradually soften her prickly defenses.
“I, Jessica, would rather starve to death, die out there, than eat a single bite of anything you make!”
Five minutes later: “Okay, this is delicious.”
A hilarious, sweet story about how a haughty little hedgehog is slowly “devoured” by a scheming husband using food and clever tricks.
It's beautiful and sweet. The female lead is very cute; she's of mixed Chinese and American descent. Although she's initially quite rebellious in an American way, she's not a bad person at heart. At first, I resisted the old house and the traditional Chinese lifestyle, finding it old-fashioned.
So when will the female lead speak Chinese?
It's so beautiful and sweet! I give it five stars to the author! (^ν^)
It's just a bit too fast, but it's still good-looking. A longer, drawn-out sequence would actually improve the viewing experience considerably.
It's alright, it's just developing too fast.
It's pretty good, worth watching.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
California wildcats are so cool 😏
So far, it seems pretty good, but it gives me a feeling that's hard to describe.