[Food + Farming + Street Stalls and Shops + Feel-Good Comeback]
[Feisty Little Chef x Loyal Escort Agency Young Master]
Su Xiaoman is a modern-day orphan. Her parents died young, her grandmother passed away, and she studied hard all alone.
One car accident, and she transmigrated overnight.
She became the eldest daughter of the Su family in Qinghe Village, Liang Dynasty: born mute and dull-witted.
An old monk once predicted that once she passed the calamity at seventeen, all her illnesses would disappear.
The instant she fell into the water, a soul from another world returned to her body. Her foolishness faded, and her speech came back.
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Luckily, there are no awful people in the Su family. Her parents are kind, her grandfather is gentle, and she has an adorable little brother, Su Xiaodong.
With cheap seafood from the docks and her modern cooking skills,
she sets up a stall selling wontons and makes specialty dishes, building her wealth step by step.
She has a chance encounter with Shen Du, the young master of an escort agency.
He's handsome and reserved, falls for her at first sight, and quietly protects her, giving her all his affection.
The family works together, grows crops, builds a house, and lives in peace.
After a previous life of loneliness, she is wrapped in layer upon layer of love in this one.
Three meals a day, all four seasons, the warmth of home, and a life that flows gently by: a fulfilling life from beginning to end.
A sweet historical romance, with no awful characters, no melodramatic plot twists, just the gentle flow of everyday life.
It's not bad, but there are some unreasonable things starting from about thirty chapters. I always make typos. My aunt is Zhang, why is she always written as Zhou? And wasn't Su Changhai, the heroine's uncle, dragged into corvee service? Back so soon? I didn't say anything. Then break off the relationship and just drag the person back? This is also very baffling.
I like it, it's not a cliche kind of writing