I Transmigrated into a Book and Opened a Little Restaurant

The main story is complete~~ Please add my upcoming story, Beauty Like Jade in the Seventies, to your favorites. Its blurb is at the bottom~ Blurb: After transmigrating into books several times, Su Yiyi transmigrates once again, this time as a walk-on character without even a name. Her System has crashed and she can't contact it. Fortunately, her past transmigration experiences have given her excellent cooking skills, so she decides to open a little restaurant and live life on her own terms. After living too many lives full of missions, a free and easy life sounds pretty nice. And so, Yi Shi Eatery officially opens for business. The little place is old and small, but clean and hygienic. In the scorching summer heat, the eatery's iced sour plum drink and freshly made mango pomelo sago become wildly popular. Its rich stocking milk tea and refreshing lime juice are classics, every one of them. Customers initially think it's just a drinks shop, but before long they try all kinds of desserts: snow skin pastries, Swiss rolls, assorted banh flan, and soy milk dessert boxes. They're so delicious they might as well be heavenly treats. Just as everyone gets used to the place being a dessert shop, the owner starts selling maocai: tripe, duck intestines, beef, and more, all simmered in spicy broth. The aromas make passersby drool. The customers stop trying to define this little hole-in-the-wall. After all, it sells every kind of delicious food: crayfish, raw marinated crab, grilled skewers, teppanyaki, and more. What the eatery serves depends on the owner's mood. What's more, the haughty owner only opens for one lunch service a day, sells a limited quantity, and never stays open a minute longer. The little eatery gradually makes a name for itself. Food bloggers flock to check it out, making it a popular hotspot, and food shows come calling to give their programs a ratings boost. When the old street is demolished, the eatery moves to the bustling East Building Food Street, becoming its landmark establishment. It gets so popular that investors come knocking to propose opening a chain, but the owner turns them all down. She just wants to make food as she pleases and call all the shots herself. Until one day, a big shot who used to be a walk-on character shows up. The big shot: Darling, come home with me. Su Yiyi: My little restaurant is my home. The big shot: All right, then I'll move in with you! Su Yiyi: ... Not long after, rumors spread that an internationally renowned architect was serving food at a little hole-in-the-wall! And apparently, this architect is also the heir to H Group? Blurb for the upcoming story, Beauty Like Jade in the Seventies: Shen Nianhong transmigrates into a supporting character in a tragic novel set in the 1970s. She's beautiful and kind, but unlucky. Though she's recognized as Tongli Village's great beauty, she marries a man with a secure county-town job. After suffering from emotional neglect for years, she dies of depression. After learning of her tragic fate, Shen Nianhong slaps her slender fingers on the table. "That secure job can go wherever it likes. It's better to have something of your own than rely on anyone else. I need to find ways to make money while studying for the return of the college entrance exams." Shen Nianhong eagerly takes part in every opportunity to make money and helps bring them to fruition. But there's something she can't understand: why does Du Xiaolan, the heroine and an educated youth in the original story, also seem so eager to make money? She's even seen Du Xiaolan secretly studying her high school textbooks. But that's not how her story is supposed to go! Lin Youzheng first met Shen Nianhong when he was adopting the five-year-old son of a fallen comrade. The little boy refused to go with him, no matter what, but the young woman before him, with her long ponytail, gently solved the difficult problem with just a few words. The second time Lin Youzheng saw Shen Nianhong was at a cultural performance in the county town celebrating National Day. As a regimental officer stationed in the provincial capital, he'd gone with his former superior to inspect the area and had been taken to watch the show. Shen Nianhong wore her hair in a high bun onstage, accentuating her long, pale neck. She played the erhu with such concentration that when a string snapped and the music stopped, she didn't panic at all. She calmly set the instrument down and finished her performance with singing and dancing, earning thunderous applause. Before long, Tongli Village became a place Regiment Commander Lin visited often. Fortunately, he could use taking the little boy to visit his grandparents as an excuse, making his visits seem less strange. Later, Lin Youzheng brought Shen Nianhong to the military compound. The military wives who had always thought Lin Youzheng was missing out were stunned. Who'd spread the rumor that Regiment Commander Lin's partner was a rough country girl? This young woman was as radiant as a fairy, and apparently she'd even gotten into a university in the provincial capital. Well, it seemed Regiment Commander Lin was the one who wasn't good enough for her! Theme: Everyone is the main character of their own life