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When Qin Shuyao wakes up, she's become a beautiful but foolish eldest princess, a wicked woman who brings ruin to her country, does every kind of evil, loves witchcraft, plots to harm her imperial elder brother, and becomes the chief architect of the Great Liang Kingdom's downfall.
She can return to her own world only by staying in character and completing the plot.
But the first person to tell her, "We love each other," will take the backlash of her witchcraft in her place, right up until death.
Qin Shuyao: "That is poisonous."
Gu Qianshan, the capital's most renowned fortune-teller, has his eyes bound with white silk. The corners of his lips lift ever so slightly, like a spring breeze in March. "The eldest princess has an unusual fate, one that threatens to bring calamity upon the world. Only someone who loves her can change it."
Qin Shuyao: "...He's ridiculously handsome for a human punching bag. How am I supposed to hurt him?"
So three days later, everyone watches as betrothal gifts adorned with bright red ribbons stretch down the street. The eldest princess, feared for her wickedness and for eating children, smiles seductively at the fortune-teller and says, "This is your payment for the reading."
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The whole capital is abuzz. The eldest princess has changed her tastes and taken the immortal-like, blind fortune-teller as her prince consort. But everyone says she's devious and cruel, and that she abuses him so badly that within days he's left at death's door. Who knows how much longer his frail body can hold out?
At the princess's residence, Gu Qianshan is pale and trembling uncontrollably. Blood still stains his lips as he coughs and says, "If the eldest princess enters the palace today, the young crown prince will die, the empress will succumb to depression, and His Majesty will neglect state affairs. The kingdom will fall in no time."
The eldest princess presses him back onto the bed, glaring angrily. "I'm not going! I'm not going! If you keep getting sick, I won't have any time to go out and harm people! Drink your medicine. Do you want me to feed it to you?"
This lousy author likes to bully the male lead, but this story is tough on his body, not his heart.
The male lead is genuinely blind. The female lead is a good person at heart, and spends the whole story doting on him while pretending to be wicked.
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After transmigrating, Hua Ming finds herself not only the daughter of the top chef in Shanhai Town, but also about to marry Chi Xue, the son of a wealthy family.
She throws a small bundle over her shoulder and gets ready to run away.
But when she opens the door, she finds a sickly young man leaning against it, barely breathing.
She drags him inside, makes hot soup noodles with that day's leftovers, and saves his life.
Mostly because the guy is incredibly good-looking.
The next day, the Chi family's steward shows up at her door with a broad smile. "Our young master has been frail since childhood. We're grateful to our young mistress for saving him."
Hua Ming: "I'll marry him, but I want to open a restaurant. I keep the money, and we won't consummate the marriage."
Chi Xue smiles faintly. "As you wish."
Everyone says Hua Ming is the most carefree young mistress in town. Her parents-in-law are kind, her brothers and sisters-in-law are good to her, and her husband is gentle, considerate, and compliant in every way. He's frail and relies on her care, but otherwise, he's perfect.
Her cooking is even better than her father's. Chicken wings with cola, shrimp with salted egg yolk, sukiyaki, omurice, taro ball shaved ice: nobody in Shanhai Town has ever seen any of these dishes. Her Little Flower Fairy Restaurant is packed every day, with no time to turn over the tables.
Hua Ming spends every day cooking or counting money, though sometimes she does feel that her family is a little strange.
Until one day, her parents-in-law kneel before her. "We welcome the princess back to the palace."
Her sickly husband, dressed in battle gear, says, "I will escort the princess first, then take my own life to atone."
Hua Ming: "You can die later. Come taste this little crispy pork first. Open wide, ah~"
A forgetful princess and divine chef with an intense drive to succeed x a loyal shadow guard who pretends to be sick and loves acting cute
A lighthearted, comforting story, with food as the main focus and the plot as a side dish. If you're eating, eat properly.
Theme: When faced with a test, people should stay true to their kind nature.
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The writing is very good, the writing style is good and the plot is good, but the ending of each article is very rushed, and it ends accidentally, but this is good, how come there are so many things, it is very good!
It felt like a huge world at the beginning, but it ended a bit abruptly, but it was still pretty good anyway. It was just what the text said, but it didn't appear. Hey, it's a bit of a pity. It ended with a lot of flowers. I still like this article very much.
It's a bit short but it's really rounded out hhhh
55555 I just feel like crying. It's not that I'm sad. Alas, I can't explain clearly.
Relived countless times. . It's so cute, so cute. How could there be such an article that suits my xp. .
I followed this article a long time ago, and now I still feel that it is well-conceived and has no meal replacement~ I hope the author's wife can read it on Weibo when it's convenient! Let's talk about something in detail~
It's so well written. After looking at thousands of mountains, you will eventually see the light behind the scenes. Especially the torture of the male protagonist is really fun to watch, please write more! I love reading it, it smells so good!
I'm here to rewatch it again. I really like this article. The male and female protagonists both really impressed me.
The writing is good, but the length is short and not enough to read, hehe