Luo Xingye is an ordinary "life cook" in a small town in China. His daily hobbies are studying recipes and watching the stories of his neighbors. During a trip to Southeast Asia, he bravely rescued a Chinese woman who was besieged and got a marriage certificate with her while drunk. When he woke up, he had a cheap five-year-old daughter and a postnuptial agreement full of weird clauses.
The heroine Lin Qian, the heir to an international conglomerate, looks calm and elegant, but in fact is used by her family as a bargaining chip for marriage, and is surrounded by dangers. The aggressive family manager Bragi used all means to force Luo Xingye to sign a divorce agreement; his wealthy fiancé also flew from across the ocean to declare his sovereignty; in the kindergarten, his daughter became the target of bullying because she "had no father".
However, Luo Xingye never acted according to common sense - on the first day of his marriage, he cooked a healing breakfast for his daughter and solved the nutritional meal crisis in the kindergarten; on the second day, he revived the terminally ill housekeeper with a pot of old soup, which made everyone in the house give up; on the third day, he set up a kebab stall downstairs of the company, eating up all the businessmen and turning them into die-hard fans.
What's even more amazing is that he has a "daily critical attack system" in his mind: every time he completes a seemingly trivial life task, he can gain skills, wealth and even the intuition to predict crises. Every trap set by Braji turned into a warm daily routine of playing in the mud with his daughter and making late-night snacks for his wife.
The succession battle of the multinational consortium was about to break out. Luo Xingye wiped the oil on his hands: "Don't worry, let me finish cooking first."
