The Supporting Actress's Little Diner [Gourmet]

Mu Qiu transmigrated into a book and became the villain's wife. They married because of an agreement between their grandparents, then went their separate ways after the wedding.

All they had to do was wait until the agreed time, then divorce and split the family fortune.

She knew the villain would go bankrupt soon, so she wouldn't get any of the fortune. She proposed moving early to a tiny apartment in a run-down residential building. It was small, but had everything they needed.

The main reason was that it would be a convenient place to open a little hole-in-the-wall restaurant. She just loved doing that sort of thing.

Especially when she saw the villain's strong arms, she couldn't help feeling tempted.

Those strong hands would be wasted if they weren't kneading dough or peeling garlic.

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Before transmigrating into a book, Mu Qiu was a food video creator. She cooked every day and posted now and then, but her account never took off. She was content as long as she could afford ingredients to experiment with.

After transmigrating into a book, she went back to her old job, experimenting every day and occasionally coming up with new dishes.

She put one roast duck on the menu and dared to open a restaurant.

The neighbors said:

"She's opening a restaurant with just one dish?"

"She only sells ten a day? And this little hole-in-the-wall is trying scarcity marketing?"

"A 10% opening discount, and a chicken leg still costs 40 yuan? That's so expensive!"

Later:

"It's amazing!"

"There's no way a duck leg can taste this good!!!"

"Sob, I came too late and couldn't get one..."

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She had only read the first book in the series, so she didn't know the villain would make a comeback in the second.

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After going bankrupt, making a comeback, dying unexpectedly, and being reborn, the villain faced the wife who had betrayed him as soon as he went bankrupt.

Let's see what you do this time.

Moving? Opening a restaurant? Cooking? You want me to peel garlic?

Later, it finally dawned on him that she was preparing him for bankruptcy.

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Mu Qiu waited and waited. By the time her restaurant had become famous across the country, the villain still hadn't gone bankrupt.

Mu Qiu: ...? This isn't how the story is supposed to go!

When the agreed-upon divorce date arrived, Mu Qiu was just about to pack up and leave when the villain stopped her, saying that a verbal agreement had no legal effect.

Mu Qiu: ...?

Mu Qiu: I'll make some eight-treasure duck to calm my nerves.

Theme: Eat well and live well.