My next book will be The Heartless Wife. Visit my author page to check it out, and I hope all my lovely readers will add it to their collections! Bai Ruoruo, a food-section video creator, passed out while working herself to the bone on a video. When she woke up, she found she had transmigrated into the body of a young widow whose husband's family had been wiped out in a raid. Not a single one survived.
In the vast city of Shuzhou, she had nothing and no one but herself.
Bai Ruoruo didn't panic at all. She set up a food stall and opened a shop. Soup dumplings, sour soup noodles, Guobaorou, fish paste and potato cakes, sweet desserts and drinks: she could make it all. Before long, she'd carved out a place for herself, become a first-rate chef, and built a wonderful, comfortable life alongside a group of women.
Gentlemen and beautiful ladies came and went in a steady stream, often asking Bai Ruoruo, "Miss Bai, what new delicacies do you have today?"
There was just one man who sat quietly and ate without ever saying a word.
One day, Bai Ruoruo asked him his name.
The man smiled openly. "Zhao Sijian."
What? Her dead fiance had come back?
Food is the main focus, with a female ensemble cast and occasional romance.
An alternate setting (just think of it as the Tang Dynasty). One-on-one romance, both leads' first love.
The Heartless Wife: Lin Jingque transmigrates and, thanks to her knowledge of ancient times, lives exactly like an ancient person. She walks with graceful steps, and her smile is tender as water, yet captivating. Many people in the capital are waiting for her period of mourning to end so they can ask the Lin family for her hand.
That is, until Su Heng, the newly appointed top scholar, uses an imperial edict from the Empress Dowager to forcefully marry her. Everyone starts feeling sorry for Lin Jingque and blaming Su Heng. How could he treat such a delicate young woman so cruelly?
On their wedding night, Su Heng lifted the red veil. Seeing the anger in her eyes, he leaned close to Lin Jingque's ear and said, "Wifey, give me a little something?"
Lin Jingque's eyes widened.
No one but Su Heng knew what a wild night he and Lin Jingque had spent together before everything began.
Also known as The Love Story of a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing and a Drama Queen
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1. Includes a forced-marriage plot. The leads are constantly trying to out-act each other.
2. The male lead is a wolf in sheep's clothing, and not exactly a good person.
3. Fictional setting, no need to fact-check.
Theme: Don't worry about other people's gossip. Live as yourself.
Um, I don't understand this logic. In ancient times, if the fourteenth mother who was already a prostitute worked in the hostess's shop, it could only prove that the hostess's shop was really a den of prostitutes. Unless she showed good behavior, there would still be harassment and rumors. How could it prove that the hostess was not a prostitute. . .
... I can't understand this trend. It was just a rumor at first, but now I have really hired a girl who is engaged in the service industry. What is this? Do you think you have a clear conscience?
How to say it. I feel like the heroine is so kind
Emmm, I really can't accept this. From what Fourteenth Mother said, Boss Wang didn't force her to spread rumors. She took the initiative to spread such rumors herself. The heroine could still accept her, not to mention for the sake of her children and her craftsmanship. Not acceptable.
This book is really good. After reading this chapter, I went to buy an oven and baking materials, -500 woo woo woo.
The plot here is so retarded
Many people in the city know the identity of the heroine, and the hero should also know that the heroine is his fiancée by now, right?
The heroine is awesome, like a holy mother. I won't watch it anymore.
The heroine wants to recruit such a disgusting person. I like kind-hearted protagonists who are kind to good people. When I see kindness to bad people, I don't feel like a saint, but just condone evil.
"Send Songfan" is a big bug for the author~ Turn it over loosely