A Gourmet Restaurant Between Worlds, Linking Past and Present

This novel will go VIP tomorrow. The restaurant in the Yuan family’s old house had closed, but it was chosen by the System to become Restaurant No. 886 across the planes. From then on, the ancestral restaurant, whose motto was “Welcome guests from all directions and make friends throughout the world,” would make connections with people who no longer lived beneath the same sky. The little crown prince of the Great Xian Dynasty was served pomelo mousse. An elderly woman from the late 1950s ate four bowls of rice topped with duck in soy sauce. An unlucky high school student drank a glass of orange juice and received a magic lamp that could grant wishes. A mistreated young wife from ancient times cried over the delicious Eight-Treasure Duck. A primitive giant had his foodie genes activated by meat in sauce. An elderly person living alone ate a bowl of braised pork noodles on their birthday. Crab-and-pork lion's head meatballs became a homesick young woman's taste of home in the Apocalypse. A hapless person who fell into the water devoured a bowl of Yuan-style braised beef noodles, regained his strength, and struggled ashore. A pair of siblings left behind by their parents learned twenty-eight ways to cook potatoes. A CEO from a high-tech plane wept and begged to immigrate after eating a bowl of seafood congee. Though we meet by chance, we are all travelers far from home. A good meal brings us together, and a cup of wine makes us friends. A heartwarming story about food, love, people, and home. Reader's notes: Multiple perspectives, an ensemble cast across different planes. Everyday life, not focused on running a business. Read with caution if that's not your thing. Come sample these completed food-themed novels set in different eras: A Delicious Life in the Nineties The Chef Prodigy Sent Down to the Countryside in the Seventies The Beautiful Woman Who Transmigrated into a Book in the Eighties The Golden Duo of the Seventies The Wealthy Girl of the Seventies Please add my upcoming novel, I'm a Procurement Officer in the Seventies, to your favorites. Jiang Nanying was a hardcore hoarder and a member of an Apocalypse survival group. By sheer luck, she got a spatial dimension. She had to buy, buy, buy and fill the whole space. She closed her eyes, and when she opened them, the Apocalypse hadn't come. She'd gone back to the Seventies, when you needed ration coupons to buy anything. With a space at her disposal, she would have all the food and drink she needed. Sell rice, flour, and pork on the black market. Tear up a duvet cover and sell it as fabric. Make money, trade for coupons, collect antiques, marry a rich and handsome man, and reach the pinnacle of life. That didn't happen at all… She had arrived in the Seventies, and the space had come with her, but the rice, flour, and meat inside it had not... What could she do? Nanying took up a certain big brother's motto again: “Win or lose, life is grand. If all else fails, start over from scratch!!!” Question: How can a hoarder living in the Seventies achieve the freedom to stockpile whatever she wants? Answer: Become a procurement officer. When Jiang Liuqin's life hit a dead end, fortune smiled on him, and he gained a space full of supplies. It had everything: rice, flour, cooking oil, fish, meat, eggs, and milk. Jiang Liuqin: I'm grateful for your kindness, but I don't deserve it (not really). Theme: Love and good food are the only things we can't let down.