As soon as he arrived in the countryside of the Song Dynasty, Lin Wanhe was forced by his grandmother to celebrate the widower's wedding.
The family still owes autumn taxes, and her aunt keeps an eye on her kitchen and land deeds every day. Even her brother is about to be sold to pay off the debt.
Others thought she was just a soft little village girl. Who knew she could make mat noodles from a handful of wild vegetables, and that a thin field could produce four seasons of harvests.
She is well-behaved on the surface, but very ruthless behind her back. Anyone who dares to steal her land will spit out their capital and profits; whoever dares to touch her family, she will make them lose face in front of the whole village.
But why was that stoic and quiet county clerk who always came to check the food supply, why was he always staring at her stove and account books?
She cooks food, raises the family, and turns the whole Lin family upside down.
