The Ruan Family Eatery in the 1980s

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After waking up, Ruan Ruan found herself in an eighties novel. Everything she said and did was meant to make the original heroine look good, and in the end she was left in a miserable state, shunned by everyone.

A comparison character? Not a chance.

Wouldn't it be better to focus on her career with a chef System?

One morning, Ruan Ruan hung a wooden sign on the door: Ruan Family Eatery.

Everyone else watched, expecting her to be playing around and to close up for good before long.

But what were all those people lining up for? Had the Ruan family's business finally failed, forcing them to sell their house to pay off their debts?

Why did the man who had eaten at the eatery several times look so familiar?

Wasn't he... the newly appointed head of the Bureau of Industry and Commerce?

Ha! The Ruan Family Eatery was in trouble now! The bureau chief had shown up. Let's see her act so smug now!

A newspaper reporter recognized the bureau chief and cautiously approached him for an interview. "What do you think of this new restaurant?"

"It's good in every way, except..."

"Except what?"

"It's too small. There aren't enough seats for all the customers!"

Extra! Extra! A little eatery praised by the bureau chief himself. Don't miss it as you pass by!

Though everyone expected it to fail, the Ruan Family Eatery not only stayed open, but drew more and more customers. Before long, it had a brand-new building, a small car, and even a big brother mobile phone.

Everyone was stunned. She was definitely a ten-thousand-yuan household!

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Food blogger Ning Ning had just earned the title of million-follower UP creator when she accidentally transmigrated into a period novel. She became a stepmother, a supporting villainess who dutifully served her in-laws and cared for her stepson, yet got no appreciation for it.

The original male lead looked down on her for being from the countryside and uneducated. He insisted he wanted to be with the educated, scholarly heroine, his white moonlight, and told Ning Ning to make way!

Ning Ning sneered. Did he really think she was a pushover?

You want to pursue true love? Fine!

Split the house and the money, and get divorced right now!

"Once you divorce my son, all you'll be able to do is go back to the countryside and dig in the fields! My son was the one who let you enjoy the good life! You're a divorced country woman, so get ready to suffer for the rest of your life!"

Yeah, right! With the money she received in the divorce, Ning Ning opened her own pastry shop near a hospital.

Her golden finger was a personal space farming System, so all her ingredients were fresh and top quality.

Sweet, delicious sponge cakes

Cool, refreshing mung bean cakes

Soft, chewy snow-skin mochi

Crispy crabapple pastries and peach blossom pastries

Every new addition to the dessert shop brought a frenzy of demand from the locals.

Family members of hospital patients even lined up all night to buy her pastries.

Ning Ning discovered the secret to wealth, created her own pastry brand, distributed her goods to department stores nationwide, and bought shops and land.

She built a sweet life entirely unlike the chaotic one shared by the original leads.

My completed novels: "Growing Immortal Herbs in the Seventies" and "Returning to the Seventies with a Mobile Game." Enjoy!

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