Dressed as a cooking girl in the imperial kitchen, Liu Sanyue only has two goals in life: to eat enough, and then save money to leave the palace and open a restaurant. Until her hands slipped and she threw a special family-hered mushroom into the pot as a wild vegetable. So, in the bird-to-phoenix soup given to the imperial concubine, that "phoenix"... It, it shined! The fluorescent green one! The harem was shaken for a moment, and everyone was waiting to see how this ignorant girl would lose her head. Bad news: The emperor was furious and thought it was a bad omen and wanted to drag her out and kill her with a cane. Good news: After taking a bite, the Queen Mother remembered the roadside stall where the late emperor took her to eat when he eloped out of the palace. She burst into tears and saved her on the spot. Liu Sanyue: "..." Help, I'm just a cook, why did I get involved in the Royal Memoirs? From then on, Liu Sanyue was forced to start a part-time job career of "awakening memories" with delicious food. Today I will make a "taste of first love" for the disgraced concubine, to remind her of her young love with His Majesty and to regain her Sacred Heart. Tomorrow, I will make a plate of "childhood sugar cakes" for the arrogant princess to remind her of the clumsy care of her strict mother and concubine, and to reconcile mother and daughter. She thought this was an ordinary but fatal "psychological counselor" job, until Concubine Jing, who was accused of poisoning the emperor's heir and was thrown into the cold palace, tremblingly asked her to cook a hometown dish. When the dishes were served, Concubine Jing burst into tears, not because of homesickness, but because of the shocking secrets involved in one dish. Only then did Liu Sanyue discover that her "emotional cooking" could not only awaken memories, but also... Restore the truth. And the real culprit in that serial poisoning murder case,
