The Royal Little Chef (Reborn)

Next up in my column: We Made Up with Our Mortal Enemy After a Hundred Years. Please show it some love and add it to your reading list! When Yun Wanqing transmigrates and is reborn, she goes from a modern cook to an orphan in ancient times. Just as she is using her superb cooking skills to help her and her dim-witted younger brother, who depend on each other for survival, work toward a comfortable life, all sorts of strange people start appearing around them. What? The dim-witted younger brother my family adopted is the late Crown Prince's orphaned son? What? My poker-faced, secretly passionate, taciturn neighbor is the Regent of the Empire? What? The impoverished scholar who keeps freeloading on our meals is the top scorer in the new imperial examinations? What? The barefoot old doctor who is obsessed with sweets is the Imperial Physician? When a cozy, leisurely farming story switches to a bloody palace-intrigue drama, watch how Yun Wanqing helps her younger brother ascend the throne, and, along the way, wins herself a Regent. Yun Wanqing: Your Highness, what would you like to eat today? Li Ji: If you made it, my lady, I'll love it. Li Ji, the iron-fisted Regent who holds power over all under heaven, x Yun Wanqing, the ingenious young cook Reading guide: 1. A sweet foodie romance, one-on-one, happy ending. 2. Set in an imaginary history. Please don't nitpick the historical details. Coming next: Historical romance: We Made Up with Our Mortal Enemy After a Hundred Years. Listen to the story of my love with my mortal enemy, told by my great-great-great-great-great-great-granddaughter! In the capital, from the imperial relatives to the common people, everyone knows that Commandery Princess Yan Qingxiang and Rong Hao, the young heir of the Marquis of Ningyuan, are mortal enemies who are completely at odds and constantly clash. Until one day, Yan Qingxiang sees in her dressing mirror a strangely dressed girl who looks seven parts like her and calls her Ancestress. Yan Qingxiang: Wait! I don't think my ears are working properly. Who did you just say I married? Rong Xuantong: Uh... Rong Hao, the Marquis of Ningyuan's heir. Yan Qingxiang: Me??? With that scoundrel Rong Hao??? You must be joking! Rong Xuantong produces a book with a forlorn expression: Ancestress, your story is all written in the history books! There's even a picture of your marriage contract here. It's kept in a museum now. Yan Qingxiang: Huh? That really is my handwriting! Theme: Eat happily, live happily!