Shao Bi slipped into a sadistic novel and became a cannon fodder female supporting character who was used as a substitute for the male protagonist.
She was a three-star Michelin chef in her previous life. She originally wanted to survive by relying on her cooking skills, but she discovered that the original owner of this body was also a substitute - the substitute for the eldest princess's dead daughter.
What's even more terrible is that the original owner's last words before his death were: "Don't trust anyone, this palace is full of substitutes."
Just as Shao Bi was about to run away, the prince blocked her in the imperial dining room: "I heard that you can become a Buddha and jump over the wall? If you do it right, you will live; if you do it wrong, you will die."
She looked up and saw that the jade pendant on his waist was engraved with the same pattern as her previous love token.
Whose substitute is she in this life?
And why does the mysterious man who puts candy cakes on the wall of the cold palace every night always call her by the name of her previous life on full moon nights?
Use her cooking skills to break the deadlock and trade the truth for freedom - she wants to get out of this palace alive.
