Qiao Xile is an inconspicuous little cook in Prince Jing's palace. She is born with good luck, and the dishes she cooks can always trigger magical effects - eating chicken soup that can dispel colds can make all diseases disappear, and a bowl of ordinary Yangchun noodles can make the old general break through the bottleneck of martial arts on the spot. She is innocent and just wants to cook every dish well, never knowing that she is lucky.
Until one day, the powerful regent secretly poisoned the prince and poured dirty water on Qiao Xile's head. For a time, the whole government believed that she was a conspiracy with ulterior motives. The prince's life hangs on a thread, and Xi Le is taken to the woodshed to await trial.
However, the basket of sweet-scented osmanthus cakes she casually steamed made the guards who were guarding them feel an inexplicable fondness for her and secretly gave her bedding; the bowl of ginger soup she cooked was accidentally drunk by the princess's personal maid. The maid suffered from abdominal pain and vomited on the spot, and even poured out the truth about the whole process of poisoning the princess.
The truth was revealed. The first thing the prince tasted after he woke up was Xile's stewed lily and snow pear soup, and his condition miraculously improved. From then on, Prince Jing only had eyes for this shining little cook, while the insidious Princess Regent was backfired by his vicious schemes step by step - the more she plotted, the more good luck she got for Qiao Xile. In the end, everyone from the Princess Residence came to beg Xile for a bite of food.
Sweet pet koi article, delicious food and good luck fly together, let's see how the little chef turns over the whole court with a spatula.
