Jiang Fan, a Chinese chef, wakes up and enters the magical world. People here bake bread into bricks, cook meat forever until the soles of their shoes are hard, and even salt is a luxury. What's even more outrageous is that the most powerful magic in the world - emotional potion, actually needs to be refined by "the strong emotions caused by the ingredients". But no one knows that a bowl of Jiang Fan's Mapo Tofu can make people burst into rage, and a plate of sweet and sour pork ribs can make people laugh until they cry.
The genius pharmacist Aiseline was ridiculed by the entire industry for her indifference, until she took a bite of Jiang Fan's sad cold noodles - she cried, and then made the best sadness potion that could not be found in a century.
Gray, the leader of the Imperial Knights, has lost his sense of taste for many years. A bowl of hot and sour soup made him feel "alive" again, and from then on he showed up to Jiang Fan with a big sword.
When the largest pharmaceutical company sent people to "purchase" Jiang Fan's secret recipe, they discovered that this chef was not only good at throwing spoons - the ancestral iron pot in his hand could hit a magician's head without hesitation.
So what if there's no magic? I use an iron pot to turn the whole world upside down.
