A Culinary God Youth Sent Down to the Countryside in the 1970S After Transmigrating into a Book

Latest completed novel: The Water Beauty from the Eighties The Nineties: A Delicious Life is now underway. Please give it a home! Blurb: Xue Miao transmigrates into the body of a cannon-fodder character in a period novel. The heroine is formidable and universally adored, and the supporting women all have a little golden finger. A golden finger? She has one too. Her private restaurant, Fude House, came along with her. With her skills, she can thrive even while living on the frontier. But why do all those women fighting over men keep trying to frame her? As if that weren't enough, she's caught the eye of a black fox. "Is it good? Give me one to try. Mm, delicious!" And from then on, her easy life was over... A bubbly, sunny heroine × a sly, scheming wolf of a hero [Reading guide]: Set in a fictional world, not the real one. Please don't nitpick. Updated daily between 12:00 and 13:00. My new novel, The Nineties: A Delicious Life, is underway. If you like food stories, please add it to your reading list! A restaurant called Big Fish sits on Xinghua Alley. It has three proprietors: an older sister, a younger brother, and a kitten. The older sister is a chef trained in the imperial cuisine of the Republic of China era, and she runs the kitchen. The younger brother is an adorable little boy whose only job is to be cute. The kitten is even more amazing: give it one fish, and it'll give you three just like it. It's a fluffy, furry fish-replicating machine. Spanish mackerel balls, dry-braised kingfish, grilled fish, poached fish, squirrel-shaped fish, all kinds of fish... The kitten's fish won't make you beautiful, help you live longer, or cure every illness. They'll just make you happy. The little restaurant called Big Fish is a source of joy for those who've lost their way. Diner One: "I ate my little sister's fish and it totally got me hooked. The food's great, and it puts me in an even better mood. Everything looks wonderful. If I'm broke, I'll just work harder." Diner Two: "Fish with liquor makes life richer. I used to get annoyed just looking at my wife, and we'd argue eight times a day. Now the more I look at her, the prettier she seems. Life's sweet as honey." A handsome police officer, troubled by a knot in his heart, pushed open the door of Big Fish. From then on, the little restaurant gained a regular customer. He became hooked on the fish, and then he fell for the person. "Zhen Zhen, fish up!" "Coming right up!" Fish is the star of the menu, with the occasional Korean-style mixed vegetables, Northeastern-style mung bean jelly, grilled pork belly, pickled cabbage stew with glass noodles, and other dishes making an appearance. Note: A food-focused slice-of-life story about building a life from the land. [Completed novels] The Little Money-Making Girl of the Seventies The Golden Duo of the Seventies The Water Beauty from the Eighties Theme: Defend the frontier and build the motherland.