Su Wan, a top modern cook, accidentally unlocks an ancestral wooden cabinet when she is heavily in debt, and is able to freely travel between modern times and the Dajing Dynasty.
On one side is a modern city, with formidable opponents stumbling upon every corner, and the relics left behind by her grandmother hide the secrets of her bloodline spanning thousands of years; on the other side is the ancient times, where the world is full of fireworks. She sets up a stall and opens a Baiwei shop, conquering the people all over the city with her superb cooking skills, and encounters Xiao Jinci, the ruthless and murderous general who governs the country.
I thought that by relying on the communication between the two worlds, I could have a stable career, make a lot of money, and gain love that goes both ways. But the wooden cabinet of time and space is not an ordinary golden finger. The grudges of the ancient ethnic groups have not been resolved for thousands of years. The radical people covet the sacred objects and attempt to stir up thousands of time and space. The clone of the mind left by the grandmother has surfaced, the whereabouts of half the secret volume has become a mystery, and a crack buried in the source of time and space is quietly expanding.
A bowl of fireworks connects the ups and downs of two lives.
She must not only maintain the ties to her homeland in modern times, but also protect the mountains and rivers of Dajing. As the catastrophe of the world approaches, Su Wan, who holds the fate of her blood in her hands, must make her own choice between love, family affection and the safety of the people.
Okay, this book I just dug out,