Transmigrated into an Arranged Marriage [Gourmet]

The moment Feng Ruo opened her eyes, she saw red candles and bed curtains, the candlelight flickering crimson.

She realized with a start that she had transmigrated into the middle of an arranged marriage where bride and groom had never even met.

They'd gone from betrothal to wedding in just a few days. Her predecessor had never even laid eyes on her fiancé before being carried off in a bridal sedan.

She'd heard that her fiancé was the only son of a powerful maternal relative of the emperor, a man who went around killing chickens and beating dogs, did every sort of evil, and had a long list of misdeeds.

Unwilling to waste her life after marriage, her predecessor had downed a cup of poison on the spot.

Feng Ruo, now in her body, curled her fingers nervously, her heart pounding. She heard hurried footsteps outside, coming and going in a flurry.

She blinked, then slowly lifted one corner of her veil and met the handsome face of a man bound head to toe on the floor, his face red with frustration.

Their eyes met. Right on cue, his stomach growled.

Feng Ruo: ...

The groom, You Yanei, bound head to toe: ...

Feng Ruo: Um, would you like a late-night snack?

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At first, You Jing was a hundred percent against the marriage his family had arranged for him. What kind of nonsense was this, a gentle, virtuous beauty? His family just wanted her to keep him in line and make him improve. They had a hundred mu of fertile land and half a street of shops, enough wealth to last three generations. Why would he need to improve himself? Become an official? He'd rather be a dog tha...

Later, after a steady diet of mashed potatoes, mixed-noodle hot pot, rice noodles, spicy hotpot, barbecue, grilled meat, burgers, pan-fried buns, tiger-skin chicken feet, soup dumplings, towel cakes, snowflake pastries, stinky tofu, roast duck, spicy chicken...

You Jing: Fine! If a dog won't do it, I'll do it!

I'll earn my wife an official title! Please don't leave me, wifey, sob~

Theme: May all the unhappiness in life be healed with good food.