Daily Life of Raising Kids with Good Food

Xi Qing transmigrates into the body of a woman who was recently taken into a prince's household and is fated to die right after her introduction because she gets pregnant before the princess consort.

Xi Qing: “...”

Luckily, she has a portable space filled with every kind of thing: food, clothes, useful items, and fun stuff. The only difference between it and Taobao is how long delivery takes.

With such an amazing golden finger, Xi Qing smiles.

Who cares about competing for the prince's favor? Wouldn't it be better to eat, drink, have fun, secretly save up a little nest egg, and work hard to raise her child?

But just as she sets up a barbecue stall, the prince who supposedly married her only because she seemed good at having children shows up at her door.

From then on, the prince, whose life has been nothing but “misery” ever since a nightmare in his childhood, says, “That hot-and-sour rice noodles from yesterday were pretty good. Bring me another bowl.”

Xi Qing, who just cursed the prince out in her head: “Of course, Your Highness.”

Not long afterward, a little boy says in a babyish voice, “Mother, I want some grilled cold noodles.”

Xi Qing mutters under her breath: “Good boy, once your dad leaves, I'll make some for you.”

The prince, who happens to be eavesdropping: “What?”

Xi Qing: “...”

It's more or less the story of a modern person who transmigrates to ancient times and, with her powerful golden finger, eats, drinks, raises her child, and saves up a nest egg. Along the way, she accidentally becomes the power behind a nationwide chain of beauty salons and food streets, and wins the heart of a domineering CEO of a prince.

Important warnings:

1. This story is set in a fictional world, and I've made up a ton of details. Don't argue with me. If you do, you're right.

2. Don't say a concubine can't make money. Concubines are the private property of the prince's household. This is a story about earning money to raise a child. If she can't do anything, there's no story to write.

3. The heroine is a food importer. She can only cook a few dishes herself; most of the food is bought directly through her space. If that bothers you, please don't read.

Theme: Keep kindness in your heart, and life will be beautiful!