Happy Fried Rice Shop [From Ancient Times to the Modern Day]

After a descendant of imperial chefs who hates cooking transmigrates to the modern world, she takes over the takeaway shop left behind by the original owner to pay off her debts. At first, foodies refuse to try the “Happy Fried Rice Shop,” which sells nothing but fried rice on the delivery app. Then “It's so good!” “Mom, why am I eating my fried rice on my knees?” “Why are my eyes always filled with tears? Because this fried rice is just too delicious!” Later, the “Happy Fried Rice Shop” gets so popular that you can barely get a meal. Customers start leaving comments to trick the naive owner into taking their orders. “Boss, I'm terribly ill. In the time I have left, all I want is one more bite of your fried rice every day. Please let me reserve it, please sell me a monthly subscription, please sell me a yearly subscription qaq.” “Boss, my grandma, who's over eighty, says she wants to eat your fried rice every day. Please grant this little wish of an old woman. I'm also begging for a yearly subscription!” “Boss, I'm the eighty-year-old grandma from the comment below. I'll make the reservation myself!” But compared with the foodies who trick their way into getting a portion of fried rice and then feel smug about it, one big shot is far more cunning: he tricks the boss into coming home with him. Coming soon: A Canteen Counter from the Start [Gourmet] Synopsis: When the heroine of a Gourmet manga transmigrates into the real world and takes over a counter in H University's first canteen At the start of the new semester, someone on H University's campus forum suddenly starts praising the first canteen, which is notorious both on and off campus for its terrible food. The older students don't believe it, figuring someone's trying to fool the freshmen. They jokingly join in, never expecting a bunch of freshmen to reply with thanks for the recommendation. The older students say: Huh? All right, First Canteen, you've got my attention! Later, they discover that the first canteen is as awful as ever, but one of its counters serves delicious food all on its own. Later still, the Gourmet counter at the first canteen becomes famous beyond campus, and a horde of foodies tries every trick in the book to sneak into H University for a meal. A little skit: Reporter: Director Wang, why did you choose H University as the filming location for Midsummer Days? Director Wang: Obviously because the food at the first canteen is so delicious. As everyone knows, this is a food drama. Reporter: ??? Reporter: Isn't this a campus drama? Director Wang: Huh? Oh, right! Director Wang: I got it mixed up. Ask me again. Reporter: ... (Later, viewers who finished the show said: As everyone knows, Midsummer Days is a food drama. We will not accept any arguments!) Theme: Nothing is more deserving of appreciation than good food.