The cook Yin Liansheng was born into lowly circumstances, yet was inexplicably proud and confident. Though he was framed, he still dreamed of rising above everyone else.
Then disaster struck: his parents died unjustly, and his first love betrayed him. To take revenge, he had to turn his dream into reality.
Who says kings and ministers are born to their positions?
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Chuchu, the article you wrote is so beautiful. I can't wait to read it. I want to buy it. I've read Jia Huan's book several times. I'm also following Xue Fan's book. This one is also good.
Liansheng should be able to feel Xiaojia's affection. I don't want Xiaojia to have a political marriage. I wonder if Chuming has a good idea?
Wow, Xiaojia is so confident. Is his father following him? It shouldn't be a problem to rescue Xiaojia's father this time, and maybe he can get a wife back. I don't know if Xiaojia can get a higher position through this incident, but I believe that Liansheng will not be limited to the kitchen.
If you can't see the new chapter, just change the number in the address bar to new chapter 48.
I'm so angry. The battles in the palace are always so terrible. As an emperor, I have to take it lightly.
This will make it coherent, but the chapter we looked at before should be after this chapter, right? We've already watched it. Chuchu, you need more new ones.
I also felt it was incoherent, and I thought Jia was not that stupid, and the one he handed over might be a fake prince. So hope lies behind.
Sure enough, Liansheng was fooled and felt that Prince Qi was not a real person. Xiaojia already had a solution, didn't he? Also, Chu Ming, is there a chapter skipped in the middle? It seems a little incoherent.
Little Liansheng will definitely be fine, and maybe she can still meet up with the king and offer her cooking skills before the army, write a book or something.
After this disaster, the two finally understood the true meaning in their hearts. Although they suffered, it was worth it. It's so thrilling. I don't know how the two of them escaped.
Chuchu, the article you wrote is so beautiful. I can't wait to read it. I want to buy it. I've read Jia Huan's book several times. I'm also following Xue Fan's book. This one is also good.
Liansheng should be able to feel Xiaojia's affection. I don't want Xiaojia to have a political marriage. I wonder if Chuming has a good idea?
Wow, Xiaojia is so confident. Is his father following him? It shouldn't be a problem to rescue Xiaojia's father this time, and maybe he can get a wife back. I don't know if Xiaojia can get a higher position through this incident, but I believe that Liansheng will not be limited to the kitchen.
If you can't see the new chapter, just change the number in the address bar to new chapter 48.
I'm so angry. The battles in the palace are always so terrible. As an emperor, I have to take it lightly.
This will make it coherent, but the chapter we looked at before should be after this chapter, right? We've already watched it. Chuchu, you need more new ones.
I also felt it was incoherent, and I thought Jia was not that stupid, and the one he handed over might be a fake prince. So hope lies behind.
Sure enough, Liansheng was fooled and felt that Prince Qi was not a real person. Xiaojia already had a solution, didn't he? Also, Chu Ming, is there a chapter skipped in the middle? It seems a little incoherent.
Little Liansheng will definitely be fine, and maybe she can still meet up with the king and offer her cooking skills before the army, write a book or something.
After this disaster, the two finally understood the true meaning in their hearts. Although they suffered, it was worth it. It's so thrilling. I don't know how the two of them escaped.