Get Rich! The Genius Chef Mom of Hong Kong

Coming soon: "A Beauty Arrives at the Prison Cafeteria." Please add it to your collection. 1 Qin Shuangshu, a renowned female chef, transmigrates into a 1990s Hong Kong novel as a doomed bit player: the wife of an abusive gambling addict. From the start, she wakes up in the middle of a beating, while her son is on the brink of death. Qin Shuangshu kicks the trash man flying. "Get lost! My child and I will make our own way in the world!" 2 Starting with a pot of lard cracklings whose aroma fills the film studio, her food business takes off: she helps action stars, lends a hand to a diva, and redeems a troubled musician... The fame of the "lard-crackling housewife" outshines even Hong Kong's biggest stars! She opens a dai pai dong, and the stars compete to be its living advertisements. She appears on TV variety shows, and a musician writes her a hit song! What's more, she discovers that her sweet boy is a prodigy in the occult! Mother and son join forces, changing their fate with food and using occult powers to gain an edge. From a poor mother in a subdivided flat to a Hong Kong tycoon! 3 Only Xie Yunyin, the original novel's Hong Kong tycoon, who is born with lucky koi fortune and makes a killing on every purchase, has bad luck whenever he sees her. He wants to stay as far away from her as possible, yet can't stop missing her after just three days apart. In the end, after much soul-searching, he brings the deeds to 99 shops and proposes in public: "Shu, stop loving money and love me instead, okay?" Reader's Guide: 1. The writing has a slight Hong Kong flavor, but it's easy to follow. One update at 9 p.m. daily, and six days a week after signing. 2. The male lead is a virgin, and there is no second female lead before or after his rebirth. He's a background character early on and appears in the middle and later parts. The plot comes first. Sweet and satisfying. 3. The heroine is her own golden finger. She's doted on by everyone in the middle and later parts, but she impresses them all with her own skills. 4. The Hong Kong entertainment industry figures in this story are fictional. The only exceptions are the Cantonese songs "Nian Qin En," "Fu Mu En," and "Jin Xiao Duo Zhen Zhong." The names of the original singers, Chen Baiqiang and Xu Guanjie, are included in respect of copyright. This is noted here for clarity. 5. The child is an occult prodigy, so this story contains supernatural elements. New upcoming story: I feel like writing another food story, so I've started a fun food-themed period novel: "A Beauty Arrives at the Prison Cafeteria." Please add it to your collection! 1 In the 1990s, with no surveillance cameras, criminal masterminds of every stripe take turns showing off their skills, sending themselves straight to Harbor City Prison. The prisoners are thrown into an uproar one day! A stunning beauty has arrived at the cafeteria! Her eyes are dewy, her little hands fair and soft. The kitchen-helper position becomes highly sought after, and nonviolent offenders all eagerly compete for it. Those who don't get it can only catch a glimpse of her through the serving window, then work the sewing machines like mad for the rest of the day. The first time she appears at the serving window in her old work uniform, the whole cafeteria seems to hit pause. The robber standing closest forgets to breathe, rolls his eyes back, and faints. Even as they drag him away, a dazed smile remains frozen on his face. A serial con artist listens to her ask, "What dish would you like?" and orders nothing but a spoonful of white rice at every meal for three days straight, just to hear her say it again. Even the guards are busy discreetly straightening their clothes. 2 If Su Yupan's beauty is a nuclear-level visual shock, then the ordinary-looking iron ladle in her hand delivers a flavor explosion powerful enough to destroy the soul's defenses. After one mouthful of cabbage soup, an embezzler breaks down in tears and voluntarily confesses where the stolen money is: "Please add to my sentence! Let me eat this for two more years!" One bite of fermented bean curd hits the soul, and a murderer crouches in the corner, covering his face and wailing: "Mom! I miss you! I'm a monster!" The guards collectively lose it, slamming the table: "We stand guard and eat pig slop, while murderers get food fit for immortals? Is there any justice? Any fairness?" 3 Su Yupan is the youngest daughter of the head chef of the Imperial Kitchen, and she inherited the legendary skills of a culinary god. She transmigrates into a prison in the 1990s, and the whole cafeteria goes wild! The production efficiency reports are skyrocketing, and the guards' breakdown reports keep coming in. The warden: I need to find out what all the fuss is about! Theme: A pair of hands can work miracles