Also known as: Taking a Phone Along When You Transmigrate
The day she found Alder, Xina finally accepted a harsh reality: the reason she'd transmigrated with a fully functional phone was probably that heaven wanted to make up for her intelligence gap with other transmigrated heroines.
So Xina took a hard look at herself and carefully read and memorized all the stories of earlier transmigrators that she could find on her phone. She summed up one key point: in a situation like hers, she needed to know how to cook. As long as the food tasted good, life wouldn't be too bad.
A new Zhongzhou tavern opened near the docks in Grote City. It was run by a young woman and her younger brother.
But Zhongzhou cuisine was supposed to be the kind of fine food only the nobility could afford, wasn't it?
Golden, delicious egg fried rice, meat-stuffed flatbread loaded with black pepper, cold spicy rabbit, and all sorts of mouthwatering aromas that made people hungry just looking at them. Add a foamy glass of beer, and somehow it all looked even more tempting than the delicacies on a noble's table.
Xina had only planned to earn a little pocket money, but the tavern gradually became a gathering place for sailors, a landmark of Grote City, and a must-visit spot for tourists.
It wasn't as if no one envied her success. But whenever someone came looking for trouble, the young boy she'd picked up out of kindness would shield her, saying, "Don't you dare bully my Xina."
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A Trade Expert in the Demon Realm
After An Ran slapped her boss while standing up for someone and quit in a rage, she ended up joining a mysterious, unspeakable organization by pure chance.
The organization's headquarters was in a psychiatric hospital. Its employees were all into anime, and it handled affairs in the Demon Realm, yes, the one where vampires were permanent residents, fire demons brawled every day, and the Seven Deadly Sins were celebrated.
Every one of her coworkers was a champion at beating up demons. In this new era, the current Demon King was lazy and had no grand ambition to conquer the world, so they needed An Ran, with her background in economics and trade, to give the Demon Realm a more civilized kind of material "beating."
An Ran had only just graduated: ?
The inexperienced trade expert steeled herself and bluffed.
An inconspicuous Venus flytrap unexpectedly became a favorite of high-ranking demons. It was impossible to get one, and she swindled the demons out of plenty of good things.
The little handheld fan she carried was mistaken for a high-grade magical artifact, and she traded it to the Demon Realm for several tons of worthless colored stones.
An Ran looked at the dazzling gems before her. Top quality, guaranteed natural and untreated. Thank you. She'd just made a few hundred million.
With her ideas flowing, the unscrupulous merchant An became more and more enthusiastic about her scams. Not only did she make a fortune, she also traded for plenty of strategic supplies and drove meaningful exchanges between the two worlds.
At the same time, more and more demons gathered around her. A clever and brave blood skeleton offered her its loyalty, goblins skilled at mining brought her treasures, and there were succubi, demon wolves, trolls...
The Demon King slept soundly, while An Ran, a human, gradually became someone the demons all rallied around.
Theme: A tribute to five thousand years of Chinese cuisine
The last few chapters are like pressing fast forward. The first few chapters are very interesting, but the last few chapters are unfinished in my mind. Before these chapters, I was still working hard to fight for the tavern, and then fast forward to become a noble and the fiancée of the elf ambassador...
It's so fast that I feel like I'm reading the synopsis. I'm going to put this on another website. The plot in this chapter is nothing more than hundreds of chapters about life and death and all kinds of bloody plots.
That's gone?!!!! Grab your collar and shake it! A new chapter will be dropped soon!
This is going too fast, my mom
Is this the end? I'll write more. Although there will be extra chapters by then, it's still too short.
Wow QAQ Actually, my wife can continue to expand the writing! Woohoo, Mrs. Tietie
Emmmm... My first reaction was whether it would cause trouble to Yao Yao Ling...
The new king of the elves will not be the father of the male protagonist, right?
Okay, although it's a pity that there are no other extra episodes for the time being, I still think the ending is very good.
Congratulations on the completion! When you feel inspired, you can write Little Baozi's diary. Write about the world in Baozi's eyes and getting along with his parents. Hehe.