The Marquis's Household Is So Poor They're Selling Pots and Pans, So I Open a Restaurant for Them

In the Great Jing dynasty, in the capital, a crumbling marquis's estate faces the risk of losing its title. It has less than a hundred taels in its accounts, half the servants have run off, and those who remain can't even get a decent bowl of porridge. The marquis is ostracized by his colleagues, his principal wife is bedridden, his half-sister is timid, and his legitimate older sister is sharp-tongued. The entire household's only hope is, astonishingly, its notorious illegitimate daughter, a wicked girl.