As a modern top chef, Su Yining has traveled through time. Good news: She dressed as an ancient little cook, and with her superb cooking skills, she successfully entered the imperial palace from private auditions and became the hottest new star in the imperial dining room. Bad news: On her first day at work, her boss, the emperor, personally "interviewed" her and gave her a secret mission - to nurse the frail and sick prince. Su Yining originally thought that this was a script for promotion and salary increase and reaching the top of her life, so she was gearing up to conquer the stomachs of the entire royal family with Buddha jumping over the wall, boiled cabbage, and Wensi tofu. At first, everything went well. The emperor tasted the dishes she cooked every day and was full of praises; His Royal Highness the Crown Prince also resisted indifferently at the beginning, but later asked expectantly: "Mrs. Su, what new dishes are there today?" Seeing the Crown Prince's complexion getting more and more rosy, Su Yining felt an overwhelming sense of accomplishment. Until that day, when she was developing a new medicinal diet for the prince, she smelled a familiar smell of modern chemical reagents in the "precious medicinal materials" given by the emperor himself. She was horrified to discover that every dish that passed through her hands and was sent to the East Palace after being "tested" by the emperor was accurately spiked with chronic poison. The emperor was not testing the poison, he was poisoning it. And she, Su Yining, is the sharpest knife that kills people invisible. The Ninth Five Emperor who gently praised her every day was the mastermind who wanted to put his own son to death! Run? The palace gate is as deep as the sea, where can she, a little cook, go? Save? How to save? The emperor's sight hung above her head, and the abyss was beneath her feet. Su Yining looked at her frightened face in the bronze mirror,
