I just want to support myself, the little cook x a righteous Taoist priest
Yao Weimei, who suddenly died in a greenhouse, discovered after traveling through time that she could turn her hobby into a career
So I set a life goal——
Get rid of your humble status and open a small shop.
Sweet and sour, whatever the guests want to eat - cook,
There are seasonal fresh products all year round. What do you want to sell?
Beautiful!
It would be best if we could find another like-minded cook and the two of them could live happily together.
Until a strange Taoist priest proclaimed his Dharma and declared that he was haunted by a ghost. Facing a great evil, he had to fulfill his long-cherished wish for the ghost.
Later, he met an old Taoist and received a strange book as a gift.
One word spreads to ten, and ten spreads to hundreds. As time goes by, more ghosts come to the door.
Yao Weimei suddenly lost weight.
Yao Weimei has to look at the almanac whenever she goes out, and her goal has become—
"Teaching while hiding from that lunatic."
"Teach the truth while hiding from that hypocrite."
"Hide from that immortal's sermon."
"Where are you going, Chef Yao? Saving a life is better than building a seven-level pagoda. Today is another good opportunity to make good friends."
For the sake of his own merits, Zhengdao and Yao Weimei stick together every day. That peach blossom cake, glutinous rice cake, sweet-scented osmanthus cake, sesame candy, which one is not delicious to eat?
The euphemistic name is: "Ghosts cannot communicate with mortals without me. This is a merit."
What's even worse is that the ghosts who have helped him said that when Zheng Dao saw Wu Gui, he took the initiative to find Yao Weimei, and actually went to look for them himself, and appointed them to come to Yao Weimei's place to "fulfill their long-cherished wish". Even if they didn't like to eat in life, they still had to name it...
That day, Yao Weimei saw the witness holding the pastries, his eyes were fiery, and it was strange that when he took a closer look, he turned out to be looking at himself behind the pastries.
Purpose: Food is the most important thing, and Taoist priests are no exception.
