Marriage first, love later + food feeding + personality switching
[The gourmet husband-taming princess x the dual-personality foodie prince]
Food blogger Yan Ling traveled to the ancient Dalan Dynasty. She opened her eyes with joy. She lay on the bed and stared at the handsome man in front of her. When she lowered her head, she saw that he was still wearing wedding clothes.
She's not in love yet and just skips all the steps to get married? So she was so frightened that she kicked the man in an unspeakable place, only to hear a roar, and now she and Xiao Rongzheng were at odds.
Xiao Rongzheng: "Don't interfere with my king's affairs, don't have wishful thinking, don't..."
What Yanling heard: "Bala, bala, bala..."
Firstly, she had to deal with Xiao Rongzheng's capriciousness, and secondly, she had to adapt to the unpalatable food in ancient times, which gave her a headache. Fortunately, I used my experience as a blogger to create modern food on my own, but I discovered that this prince was actually a foodie who opened a small kitchen.
Food can be stolen just by turning around, she gritted her teeth, "Where's the stinky tofu I put here?!"
The servant trembled, "Princess, are you talking about that... No, that plate of black stuff?"
Yanling nodded, turned a corner and saw Xiao Rongzheng squatting on the ground chewing chews.
After finally reaching a seemingly peaceful feeding relationship, at night she was dragged out of the room by Xiao Rongzheng with a sword pointed at her. She was so shocked that she suddenly died. It turned out that the prince still suffered from soul-leaving syndrome!
Xiao Rongzheng 1, "My dear madam, you are the best madam in the world, I will listen to you."
Xiao Rongzheng 2, "Who do you love? Is it him? Then how about I kill him? Just stab him with a sword and the blood will splash out. It's very beautiful."
Yanling sighed and looked up at the sky. She might as well be dead.
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Reading guide:
1. 1V1, HE.
2. It's all just fiction, please don't go into it too deeply.
3. The characters' views do not represent the author's views.
Intention: Food heals the heart, and women become self-reliant.
