Xiao Jiujiu, the three-and-a-half-year-old eldest princess of the Ming Dynasty, was afraid of thunder. She huddled in bed with her ancestral jade pendant and cried. When she opened her eyes, she fell into the kitchen of modern food blogger Lin Xia!
Looking at the ice cream in the refrigerator that had not melted in the summer, the little bun was stunned: "What an amazing ice cream!" When she went to the supermarket to buy snacks, she proudly photographed the Ming Dynasty copper coins, and the cashier was full of questions. When she got in the elevator, she clung to the corner of her sister's clothes, and with tears in her eyes she thought she had entered the secret room of an agency.
During the day, she was Chongzhen's favorite in the Ming Dynasty Palace, pestering the imperial chef to reproduce bread and spicy sticks every day; at night, she slipped into modern times and became a cute foodie. No one knew that this little cub, who was afraid of dogs and greedy, not only saved Queen Zhou with a box of cold medicine, but also raised sweet potatoes and potatoes as flowers in the Imperial Garden... Ming Dynasty was about to be completely overturned by this three-year-old milk dumpling!
