How Did a Little Cook Like Me Become the Royal Family’s Favorite Foodie?

[No CP + ancient setting + everyone dotes on the heroine + lighthearted + daily life + satisfying read + food] Su Man, a top food blogger and head of a restaurant group, was on a business trip when her plane crashed. Good news: She transmigrated and survived. Bad news: She became a kitchen girl in a prince's manor. She had barely arrived when she was caught stealing beef from the original owner of the body, and was told she'd be sold off the next day. Su Man's reaction: What a rough start! At the crisis point, she vowed to serve up a dish of Nine-Turn Pork Intestines and win over the anorexic regent's appetite. The big shot pinched his nose and took a bite, then admitted, “This... is actually kind of tasty,” before eagerly recommending it to the princess consort. That one dish helped Su Man establish herself in the manor, and she was even promoted to cook. The prince, whose temper flared whenever his anorexia struck, found himself craving that awful-but-delicious taste every day. The picky young heir of the manor tried Su Man's potato chips and garlic fried chicken wings, then clung to her leg and called her big sister, becoming her little shadow. The haughty eldest princess tried Su Man's candied sweet potatoes and taro, became her most loyal customer, and enthusiastically recommended them throughout the noblewomen's circle. Even the Empress Dowager ordered Su Man to cook at her birthday banquet. Guests with poor appetites tried her fish head with chopped chili, broke into a sweat, and exclaimed that it was fantastic. Su Man quickly became well known in the capital. She went from an obscure kitchen girl to an unofficial imperial chef famous throughout the city. The civil and military officials all came up with different schemes to poach her, offering high salaries and scrambling to hire her. The entire manor panicked. There wasn't just one rival, but a whole crowd... Goodness gracious! [The blurb doesn't do it justice. Just start reading the story. It's guaranteed to be satisfying!] [No CP, no CP, no CP]