Thirty-five-year-old mercenary cook Jiang Jiao has always stood at the stove where the expedition team is most likely to be ignored and most likely to take the blame. On the second day after entering the wasteland without supplies, high-quality salt was subcontracted, and deputy team leader Du Heng took advantage of the situation and placed the responsibility for deadlines and failures on logistics. Ginger Pepper can only rely on different mineral salts to adjust the characteristics of cold resistance, heat resistance and concentration in a short period of time, combined with the amount of water, body constitution, route and hot food, and the results have been proven everywhere in the wasteland mobile stove, the grain-breaking stone valley, the salt dispute camp and the final escort canyon. But she was tough-talking and competitive, and the more she was questioned, the more she wanted to use extreme formulas to prove herself, and finally made the team members pay the real price. To truly escape control, she must learn not just to align the salt, but to allow everyone to say no, to give feedback, to double-check, and for the logistical value behind a pot to become a mutually agreed-upon rule of the expedition.
