One pot creates the universe, one spoon determines the yin and yang.
He Yuzhu, a cook at the steel rolling mill, is nicknamed "Silly Zhu", but he holds an ancestral iron pot that can stew ghosts.
When ghosts are put into the pot, they turn into nourishing "spiritual food". Living people eat to strengthen their bodies, and ghosts eat to rest.
I thought it was just a meal from the underworld, but unexpectedly, the craft of "stewing ghosts" turned out to be the fulcrum that stirred up the worlds of Yin and Yang.
Evil cultivators covet it and want to seize the pot for refining; underworld officials are jealous and fear that it will disrupt order; foreigners peek in and try to figure out the secrets; even the neighbors in the courtyard have their own agendas.
Silly Zhu grinned and picked up the big spoon.
Fight with me? No matter whether you are a hundred-year-old ghost, a thousand-year-old monster, or a schemer full of schemes, when you are in my pot, you will be a dragon coiled up or a tiger lying down.
When the heat is up, you will be exposed and convinced.
Let's see how a "silly" cook can use the pot as a shield and the spoon as a sword to create a peaceful world, cook a yin and yang order, and even cook a table of delicious food that has been passed down for thousands of years.
The most simple way, the best taste lies in the kitchen, and the best reason lies in the smoke and smoke of billowing red dust.
