Xia Ning transmigrated.
He became a cannon-fodder character with the same name in the interstellar world, facing hellish difficulty from the start: no money, no home, a gravely injured relative, and a three-year-old adorable little nephew to raise.
Fortunately, he had maxed-out cooking skills.
In this era, there was no home-cooked food. Everyone relied on nutrition supplements to survive, and mental instability had become the norm.
So Xia Ning started a food livestream, using ingredients found everywhere in the interstellar world to recreate authentic dishes from Earth.
Tender, melt-in-your-mouth red-braised pork, nourishing herbal chicken soup, spicy snacks that set taste buds tingling...
Interstellar viewers across the internet went from mocking and doubting him to obsessively camping in his livestream. A single bite of his food soothed their chronically agitated mental energy, and the whole internet fell under his spell, worshipping him like mad.
Carl, the empire's second prince, was born with peerless talent, yet was plagued by violent mental-energy outbursts. Cold and aloof all his life, he stood alone.
Who would have thought that the food livestream he clicked on by chance would become his only salvation?
He concealed his identity and quietly stayed by Xia Ning's side, going from a bystander beyond the screen to Xia Ning's most reliable support.
He took care of their livelihood, treated Xia Ning's relative, looked after the little one, and gave every ounce of his tenderness and unique devotion to the gentle young man at the stove.
In everyone else's eyes: the prince was cold, taciturn, decisive, and heartless.
In Xia Ning's eyes: someone who only knew how to send gifts in silence, help with the kid, take care of every problem, and cling to him like a loyal puppy.
A gentle, resilient culinary master × a cold-on-the-outside, warm-on-the-inside, possessive prince
No angst throughout | A slow-burn romance overflowing with sweetness | Mutual devotion
This subject should be exciting. But what I wrote was too cowardly, too humble, and my heart was fragile...
The whole article is very comfortable, it is soothing, a touch of daily warmth, the fireworks of the world, trivial and ordinary, but the most heart-warming. There is nothing excessive, high-end, fighting or calculation, it is just daily life, trickling into my heart.
The content written by the author is very interesting, the food he talks about is also very delicious, and the stories are very rich.
It's pretty good-looking, not bad, and little Nono is also very cute, just like the little girl who always comes to play with me on time at night when I'm at work ^^