I Took Interstellar Cuisine by Storm Through Livestreaming

As a food blogger in the 21st century, Bai Kou never imagined her life would end because of a pot of delicious mushroom soup!

She thought it was all over, but when she opened her eyes, she'd transmigrated to the interstellar era and unexpectedly inherited an agricultural planet.

It was one of the lowest-ranked planets, but Bai Kou was full of optimism and energy. This was a real, entire planet! With one transmigration, she'd become a planetary governor and reached the peak of life?

But after getting started, Bai Kou realized the agricultural planet's situation wasn't as rosy as she'd imagined...

Because of frequent wars against the Zerg, the staple foods of the interstellar era had become bland nutrient drinks and nutrient paste.

Tormented by nutrient drinks, Bai Kou decided to put her talents to use and revive the long-standing, profound, and diverse culinary traditions of ancient Earth.

But the scarcity of ingredients made the road to culinary revival several times harder.

Looking at the seed case in her mental sea, Bai Kou's lips gradually curled into a smile. With these, what was there to worry about? She could bring food back!

Unexpectedly, the food blogger who could do everything ultimately chose to become a food blogger...

One day, a mysterious food blogger appeared in a Jinjiang livestream. The stream featured not only cooking skills so impressive they seemed magical, but also all kinds of wondrous ingredients. The ingenious combination of cooking methods and ingredients made Bai Kou's cooking livestream a sensation across the stars.

No one could have imagined that one day, that remote and backward agricultural planet would become a pilgrimage destination for all wood-type ability users and foodies.

Lu Lin came from the Lu family, one of the interstellar era's ten most established elite families. His father was the Minister of Finance, his mother was a retired Interstellar Marshal, and his elder brother was the deputy director of the Academy of Sciences. He was also the youngest major general in the stars.

Though he'd been a heaven-blessed prodigy since childhood, he was seriously injured and went missing during a war against the Zerg.

At the same time, a "little cutie" appeared in Bai Kou's livestream. A natural cat lover, she pampered the proud little cat that had shown up uninvited, never guessing that this seemingly "ordinary" cat was actually someone important...

The blurb for my upcoming novel, A Princess's Farming Life in a Political Marriage, is below. Please add it to your collection if you're interested!

Agronomy student Mu Yun was born into the body of the eldest princess of the Jing Kingdom. She thought she could live as a pampered princess, but her birth mother died in childbirth, and her stepmother saw her and her younger brother as thorns in her side. The moment Mu Yun came of age, her stepmother wanted to send her to the grasslands for a political marriage.

The Gaole Kingdom was rumored to be a tribe of savage, uncivilized people who ate raw meat. Their Khan was over fifty, wounded by a blade, and seriously ill. Mu Yun couldn't believe the dynasty had fallen so far that it had to entrust the hope of maintaining diplomatic ties between two countries to a woman.

A grand bridal procession stretching ten li, loaded with gold, silver, jewels, thousands of private soldiers, hundreds of craftsmen, seeds, herbs...

These were Mu Yun's dowry, as well as the diplomatic gifts meant to maintain relations between the two kingdoms.

The two kingdoms celebrated, while Mu Yun alone grieved. With this farewell, the business network she'd spent years building would have to lie low, and her dream of continuing her crop-breeding work would be difficult to pursue.

The desolate grasslands stretched endlessly. Mu Yun stepped onto the moist soil of a river valley, hope kindling in her heart. This valley had the very best land for cultivation.

Wuenqi was the fourth son of the Gaole Khan, born to a Han woman. Bullied throughout his childhood, he rose up as an adult to become Gaole's commander-in-chief. He had once taken the head of the Beidi commander, and now served as the envoy responsible for escorting the princess for this political marriage.

A grand bridal procession stretching ten li, a journey of a thousand li, and countless dangers. Wuenqi killed every Beidi assassin, wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth, and pulled the princess into his arms.

Only Mu Yun knew what he whispered in her ear.

"According to my Gaole people's old custom, a son inherits his father's wife. Princess, one day you will belong to me."

The history books say: Princess Mu was the eldest daughter of Emperor Jingwen and the elder sister of Emperor Jingde. Born under a celestial sign, she received a blessed prenatal upbringing. Clever as a child, she was skilled at farming. As she grew, she became gentle and virtuous, learned, and widely respected. In the eleventh year of Zhengping, she married into Gaole, herding cattle and sheep, making butter and cheese, cultivating fine varieties, and searching for cotton seeds. She provided for the people and brought longevity to the realm, her legacy lasting for a thousand generations. She also valued diplomacy, established trade fairs, and opened commercial routes. The two nations grew closer than ever before. In the third year of Fengning, Emperor De, moved by her virtue, bestowed on her the title of Princess Who Stabilized the Nation, granting her equal standing with the emperor.

Theme: Good food heals the heart