Let's talk about the conclusion first: Su Jinning is bankrupt. Good news: As the only daughter of the richest businessman in the capital, she has been well-fed and well-fed since she was a child. She is proficient in the eight major cuisines and has developed the cooking skills to turn rotten food into magical food. Bad news: Her father was framed and imprisoned and became seriously ill. Her family property was confiscated. Now her pocket is cleaner than her face, and she still has to collect five hundred taels of silver to pay for her life. In order to save her father, Su Jinning resolutely tore off the label of "eldest lady", rolled up her sleeves and went to the Yong'an Marquis Mansion to become the lowest fire girl. The rules in the Hou Mansion are strict? Don't be afraid, she has full cooking skills. Mrs. Hou has a tricky appetite? A bowl of warm and nourishing boiled cabbage directly made this picky noble lady's eyes turn red: "This tastes very much like the taste of my hometown before I married away." From then on, Su Jinning counterattacked from the stove girl to the most popular "Miss Su" around Mrs. Hou. However, Su Jinning's goal is not just cooking. In the smoky back kitchen, she listened to the gossips of the mothers-in-law and girls, and gradually pieced together the truth of that year: the collapse of her father's business, the inexplicable serious illness, all pointed to the seemingly glorious second master of the Hou family. Su Jinning: I suddenly couldn't hold back the kitchen knife in my hand. Scene 1: Pei Jing, the cold and aloof prince of the Hou family, hates fireworks the most in his life. One day, I passed by the small kitchen and saw Su Jinning sweating profusely with a spoon. The firelight reflected her bright eyes. Pei Jing frowned: "Vulgar." Later, the prince appeared at the door of the kitchen every day without hesitation, euphemistically calling it "inspecting the candles", but in fact he stared at the bowl of red oil hidden by Su Jinning and said in a resentful tone: "Su Jinning,
