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Top food influencer Yu Wanwan transmigrates into the body of a haughty, foolish marquis’s eldest daughter. After someone schemes against her, she is betrothed by imperial decree to Jiang Ling, the Prince of Pingbei.
Jiang Ling is a notorious “living King of Hell” in the military, known for his brutal reputation, countless killings, and command of the army.
The marriage shakes the capital. Some people gloat, while others watch for the drama, all waiting to see how this famous useless beauty will fare when she falls into the King of Hell’s clutches and gets “skinned alive”...
On their wedding night, Jiang Ling is about to take out the divorce agreement he prepared when his cold poison flares up and he starts vomiting uncontrollably, looking utterly wretched.
He expects his new bride to be disgusted and afraid, but she lifts her red veil herself and approaches him in a bright red bridal robe. She steadies him with her warm hand and says gently, “Not feeling well? I’ll make you some pumpkin and yam porridge to settle your stomach!”
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When Yu Wanwan first transmigrates, she sets herself a small goal for her new life in ancient times: open a popular little restaurant and hire two handsome young men~~
A year later, Yu Wanwan prepares to leave the prince’s residence, as agreed in their divorce agreement, but Jiang Ling “fiercely” blocks her in her room...
Later, at the busiest chain restaurant in the capital, diners often see the stunning proprietress lounging in her grand chair while her famous husband, Jiang the King of Hell, wears a white apron, puts down his sword, and picks up a kitchen knife...
Reading Guide: Both are virgins, one-on-one romance, with the hero pursuing his wife and lots of food.
This book could also be called: After Transmigrating, I Lived the Good Life Through Food, I Saved the Tragic and Powerful Villain, or The Little Gourmet Princess.
The traditional Chinese edition has been published by Taiwan’s Doghouse Publishing. The information about food in this book comes from reference materials.
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Reborn and Married to My Maternal Uncle
Su Yingying is the legitimate daughter of a prince’s household and the most beautiful woman in the capital. Doted on by everyone, she thinks she has a wonderful life.
Then, the night before her engagement, the truth about her birth comes out: she’s a fake heiress.
The beautiful, kind real heiress returns in a blaze of glory, leaving Su Yingying as a miserable foil.
Even her top scholar fiancé, who once swore eternal love to her, declares that he’s found his true love, breaks off their engagement, and turns to pursue the real heiress.
Furious, Su Yingying vows to marry someone better. She rashly tries to seduce Ling Xu, the powerful commander of the Imperial Guard, unaware that the real heiress is the woman Ling Xu secretly loves.
A series of foolish, poorly judged actions turns Su Yingying into someone everyone hates. In the end, she is sent north for a political marriage and dies a miserable death.
Reborn, Su Yingying opens her eyes to a hazy night. Her robe is half undone, and she’s acting coy as she falls toward Ling Xu.
Ling Xu stares at her coldly.
Su Yingying feels a chill in her chest. She quickly straightens up, gathers her robe, and explains with an innocent, earnest look, “My lord, I thought it was hot, so I dressed lightly. And my foot went numb just now, so I was being impolite!”
Ling Xu lowers his eyes and sneers darkly. “Hot? Today is the first frost.”
To save her life, Su Yingying decides she’d better leave the capital’s dangerous intrigues and return to her true calling as a merchant’s daughter. But as she gathers her belongings and prepares to flee, Ling Xu corners her against a wall.
Ling Xu’s dark gaze sweeps over Su Yingying’s chest. “Weren’t you trying to seduce me? Why did you stop?”
Su Yingying: ???...
Theme: Heal hearts with love and food
The Emperor's Moonlight Is Reborn
Reborn, I Married My Maternal Cousin
The Villain Husband I Picked Up Became Emperor
The Big Shot's Love Is Too Much to Handle
I Can No Longer Grow Into a Tree
Dr. Xu, What Happened to Your Persona?
The Emperor's Dark Moonlight Is Reborn
I Find the Princess Enchanting
The Prince's White Moonlight Is Reborn
Transmigrate into a Book as the Villain's White Moonlight
The Cannon Fodder Heroine's Life of Being Doted On (Transmigrate into a Book)
Transmigrating to the Village Beauty's Path to Winning a Husband
It suddenly occurred to me that in Hyundai, Yu Wanwan's "beautiful assistant" has changed again, and fans may be even more confused.
Everything up to this point was pretty good, but this ending left me baffled. It was so weird, so weird.
Why! Why didn't I see these two consummate their marriage even in the finale (sad)
I guessed that Xiao Youan and Xiao Suan would be together~
What are these? My uncle married his niece, forcibly claiming that he was not related by blood, but in reality he was his uncle and nephew since he was a child. Isn't it strange that a man and a woman can have a love relationship? Then the younger brother married the daughter-in-law chosen by his mother for the elder brother, and it was clear that they had been in love for a long time, but didn't this woman post the first few chapters to the elder brother like a green tea?
What is the name of wb? I searched around but couldn't find it.
After reading it, actually the male protagonist doesn't need to keep reading? Make up?
I've finished reading it, but I still feel like there's still something missing? Hahaha, of course it's the process of giving birth and pregnancy.
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Hey, I haven't bought the full text for a long time. When I read the first part, I felt that this book was worth buying and I didn't need to jump to read it, so I bought the full text. However, the second part felt like it was added just to add plot, which was very inconsistent and not smooth. Overall, it was not satisfactory. It would be perfect if the back could be as attentive as the front! Thanks to the author for writing the article