The Early-Era Novel's Cannon Fodder Quits (Food)

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Song Wan transmigrated into an old-fashioned rebirth novel as a scheming, disposable female supporting character.

The character pretended to be pitiful and played her various backup suitors against one another. She often hinted that the heroine treated her badly, and in her previous life she had made the heroine's later years miserable.

After being reborn, the heroine used her memories of her previous life to thwart her schemes one by one. At this point in the story, the Countess had already grown to despise the supporting character, her younger brother treated her coldly, and her father was too far away to help.

When Song Wan transmigrated into the book, the character had already panicked and was trying to achieve her goals through underhanded means.

The heroine went along with her plan. Who could have guessed that something would go wrong, leaving Song Wan in bed with the newly appointed top scorer in the palace examination? They were about to be caught in the act.

Domestic intrigue isn't suited to her brain.

Song Wan, who ran a restaurant in her previous life, would rather make her mark in this era.

Wontons, cheung fun, soup dumplings for breakfast...

Fish-fragrant eggplant and shredded pork in Beijing bean sauce for lunch...

Hot pot, braised snacks, and crayfish for dinner...

And the occasional cake, milk tea, and little treats.

Watching someone toss a ten-jin wok with one hand.

The top scorer: Is this really the Song Wan I remember, so delicate and frail?

Still, this makes her an even better match for me...

Reading Guide:

1. The setting blends dynasties and is fictional. Entirely fictional.

2. This is a food novel. Don't worry about whether ingredients existed in the period; the recipes are based on things found online.

Theme: Love food and love life.