Ruling the Famine Years with a Spirit Beast Squad, While the Big Shots Line Up to Wash Dishes

[Historical Farming + Transmigration + System + Female-Centered + No Male Lead + Multiple Male Suitors with One-Sided Feelings + Spirit Beast Squad + Court Intrigue]

Lin Wanwan opens her eyes and finds herself the cast-off daughter of a farming family, living in a broken-down hut in the Great Yin Dynasty.

Her father has a broken leg, her mother is frail, and her little brother is barely clinging to life from hunger.

To make matters worse, her awful aunt wants to snatch away their last half-basket of wild greens.

At the critical moment, she binds herself to the Cooking God System.

One pot of wild greens and meat porridge restores her family’s strength, and feeling returns to her father’s leg;

but the relatives who sneak a taste instantly turn into “human sprinklers,” as their latrine collapses and bad luck hounds them.

From then on, Lin Wanwan flips pancakes with her left hand and teaches scoundrels a lesson with her right!

She sells flatbreads at a stall, grows crops in fertile fields, opens restaurants, and builds a merchants’ alliance.

A black dog finds treasure for her, a parrot spies for her,

an otter retrieves account books for her, and a fox investigates false accounts for her.

A retired miracle doctor tests poisons for her, a young master from an imperial merchant family washes dishes for her,

a fallen general protects her trade routes, and a newly crowned top scholar changes the laws for her.

But Lin Wanwan cares about only one thing: If you want to eat, get to work first.

Just as the emperor is about to arrange a marriage to win her over,

Lin Wanwan raises her wok spatula:

“Men only slow down my cooking!”