The grand romance reality show, "The Love Diary of a Restaurant Kitchen Helper and a Handsome Dry-Cleaning Shop Owner, in Period Costume," also known as:
"The Untouchable Flower: Washing and Scrubbing for Love (Coming Down from the Altar),"
"Sweet and Soft Girl: The Capital's Master Chef Teaches You How to Win a Man Through His Stomach."
Show slogan: Pick me for your food, I'm super sweet!
Commercial break: "Su Huai" brand laundry detergent, solving 99 kinds of stubborn stains at work for you √
Viewing Tips:
1. Written by a devoted mother, with a happy ending. The main attractions are sweetness and watching the male lead, with palace intrigue on the side.
2. The male lead is a hopeless romantic with no ambition. He has eight hundred schemes, but instead of using them to advance his career, he uses every one to coax the female lead (see reader feedback in the comments).
3. The Li siblings are cousins through their mothers (see Extra Chapter 3).
4. The following content is taken from a third-party marketing account. The show's production team is not responsible for its accuracy:
Even knowing that Eunuch Su Huai, the most popular man in the palace, was embroiled in a scandal with the emperor's most beloved imperial consort, Song Xi of the Imperial Kitchen still paired up with him.
A secret relationship is no fun, and the Su-Song couple tread on eggshells in front of the emperor.
At long last, Song Xi endured until she could leave the palace early, settle down to care for her pregnancy, and wait for Su Huai to reunite with her.
A marriage decree from the emperor dragged her straight from home back into the harem, where he planned to make her an imperial consort.
Touching her twelve-week pregnant belly, Song Xi thought the child's father might not survive this after all...
Palace Monthly, Semi-Monthly Edition (Part One)
Content Warnings:
1. A light foodie story. The male lead is a fake eunuch. One man has unrequited feelings for him, but this takes up very little of the story.
2. Only a happy ending is guaranteed, not that the characters are each other's first. That's true of all the stories in my column. Moral guardians preaching chastity for women or men are not welcome, and no warning posts in the comments. If you only read stories where the characters are each other's first, sweetie, read at your own risk~
3. No outside force has the power to stop your happiness unless you allow it. No story of mine has the power to dance in your trigger zone unless you allow it. If you're unhappy, if something triggers you... then thank you for allowing it.
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For the following stories, visit the author's page:
[Updating]
"The Cold and Cruel Young General Saves Me a Thousand Times": The heroine sets fires, and the hero pours oil on them (manuscript in progress, expected to update daily, please add it to your collection).
[Completed]
"The Concubine's Survival Guide": After becoming the concubine of an obsessive young master, I had a one-on-one relationship with him, and we even got a happy ending (high-intensity household-intrigue scenes ahead).
"Thank You for Stealing My Husband (Reborn)": A brutal love triangle between my former husband, the prime minister, and my current one, the crown prince.
"Dai Gaoshen, Pang Shiba, and Her": Before the internet cleanup one year, certain people had a date (modern romance, jokes and memes, short story available with a monthly subscription).
The author humbly asks: Since you've subscribed to the short story, won't you lovely fairies visit my page?
Theme: Love is both armor and medicine
Congratulations on the ending. I just wanted to ask what the final ending was. I didn't quite understand it (>_
The story line is a bit confusing, the characters are mixed and unclear, the male and female protagonists have too few roles, and the emotions are unclear.
I can't understand why the master beat her, why Su wants to pair up with her, and I can't understand the scene between the imperial concubine and the emperor, what's the matter with Du Heng and the heroine, help me
To be honest, I really don't understand why Su Huai wanted to hide his relationship with Song Xi...
I still regret these few chapters. I am speechless and gave up.
I feel. It's probably because she's in charge of the emperor's meals.
Many official positions and names are obscured
The heroine's feelings for the hero are really a bit... Baffling. Although it can be explained as love at first sight, she knew that there were so many complicated things inside, but after only meeting two or three times, she suddenly fell in love with you...?
When I was older, I saw this scene and felt that my brain was not used enough. That is to say, does the heroine want to be with the male protagonist now, or what? I feel like I can't do it when I see this, my brain.
Why can't I understand it? Support the forehead