Cen Zhaoye was once the most famous god of cooking in Jiangnan, but on the night his wife Wen Jin passed away, he burned the stove with his own hands. The seven dishes she cooked most often during her lifetime became the echo of his nightmares day and night. He no longer turned on the stove or touched the spatula, until one day he found a piece of paper filled with secret seasoning recipes in the ashes of the old stove. The handwriting was warm, but there was an unfamiliar note: "If you make it again, don't forget to add a drop of moonshine." He recreated seven dishes like crazy, each one as if he was gouging out the heart. He thought it was mourning, but he didn't know that the warmth had already been hidden in the fire and fragrance in another way, waiting for him to taste it thoroughly before he was willing to see him again.
