Su Jinyi's biggest dream in her life is to be able to work in the imperial kitchen and shred potatoes safely for the rest of her life. Good news: With her superb knife skills and her "human meat oven" physique with precise temperature control, she passed all the way and became the only female imperial chef in the Liang Dynasty for a hundred years. She was even awarded the title of palace chef. Bad news: As soon as she took office, the enemy troops reached the city gate. The emperor ran away, the concubines dispersed, and the whole palace was in panic. The commander of the Forbidden Army, Lu Chen, carried the long sword that was still dripping with blood, and broke into the imperial kitchen with murderous intent. He originally wanted to find some dry food to lead his brothers to defend the capital, but he saw Su Jinyi calmly throwing a handful of green onions into the pot. Lu Chen: "... How long has it been, and you still have the heart to cook?" Su Jinyi: "We are like iron rice and steel. Only when we are full can we have the strength to kill the enemy. Mr. Lu, would you like to try this bowl of 'Dingsheng Cake'?" From then on, Daliang's strongest defense line was not the city wall, but Su Jinyi's stove. Without a golden finger, she relied on her ultimate understanding of the medicinal properties of ingredients to turn waste into treasure when food and grass were in short supply, using wild grass rhizomes to make "fairy rice" that boosted morale. Without the support of the system, she relied on her photographic memory to deduce the strength and movements of the enemy's troops from the remnants of the enemy's kitchen stoves. Lu Chen fought bloody battles on the city wall, while Su Jinyi lit up the world under the city wall. Everyone said that Chef Su's kitchen knife could carve dragons and draw phoenixes on top, and could take people's heads by mistake on the bottom. Su Jinyi: Don't talk nonsense. I'm really just an average cook. At most... I'm just a little stronger, the pot is a little heavier, and I think a little too much about Commander Lu.