I heard that a new cook had started working at General Guo Changsheng's residence. She was not only graceful and refined, but also had superb knife skills.
Lotus fish soup, sea bass soup, lychee squid, pearl tofu... There were also gold ingot cakes, five-spice cakes, yellow rice dumplings... The list went on and on. Everyone envied General Guo for having such delicious food at home.
Then one day, the cook opened a pastry shop behind Qingfeng Tower. It was packed with people, with drums beating and firecrackers popping.
Everyone cried out in alarm: "General Guo is truly terrifying. He scared away such a wonderful cook!"
Shen Zhaoying, former cook and current shopkeeper: "Don't make things up. I left to break off my engagement. It has nothing to do with him."
Guo Changsheng, General of the Cloud Cavalry: "Break off the engagement? Not in this lifetime."
Theme: If you work with your own hands, you'll have food to eat.
So the heroine hasn't even figured out who the general is, and she originally planned to break off the engagement, but now she's jealous because of rumors that the princess is engaged to the general. She asks the princess to pay a high price for everything she buys. Businesses are based on personal feelings. Can this business continue?
Fairies, please collect the column in advance. . **"Daily Life of a Dad's Husband" Heartless Green Plum + Dad's Bamboo Horse ** "Nv Xizhuo" deceives people and deceives people's hearts.
Do you know you're going to lose your wife?
I browsed quickly. Is it so difficult to tell the old lady that my surname is Shen from Mobei? I don't quite understand what the heroine wants to do.
Although I feel that the engagement between the general and the princess is a rumor, why does the heroine believe the rumors and worry about marrying the general on behalf of the original owner?
Very good story, thanks for the limited fee
"Zhang" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ long
?? No, there are so few extras, so few, so few, so few, so few, so few, so few
This fight scene... It feels so confusing
It's a pretty good read, the plot isn't too procrastinating, and it's not very colloquial. Why are there so few people?