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Synopsis:
[The Cooking Wife vs. The Crafty Prince]
Set up a stall + open a restaurant + start a grand eatery + attract customers with delivery = count money until your hands cramp;
Make chicken coops + build market stalls + craft porcelain + improve the loom = thrive and prosper;
Ji Zhijie transmigrated.
She landed on the road to exile in Lingnan, as the wicked cousin of an exiled prince.
Ji Zhijie swallowed. Lingnan had so much delicious food: lychees, longans, jackfruit, Dongjiang salt-baked chicken, Cantonese roast goose, and roast suckling pig. How could this be a desolate wasteland? It was practically paradise.
As a world-class award-winning chef, she figured that with a river in front of the house and mountains behind it, she could survive anywhere. She had working hands and feet, so why would she starve?
But being penniless really was frightening. She could tough it out, but what about her sickly little brother?
So she swallowed her pride and went to live under someone else's roof, spending every day facing her down-and-out cousin's cold expression.
As life got better day by day, Ji Zhijie grew increasingly uneasy. Why was her cold-faced cousin looking at her in such a strange way?
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Theme: Honest work is the most glorious!
The ending is still a bit rushed
Wuwei is his son's only fan
Could it be that Jiang Youqing has a crush on Meng Jiuan?
During the lychee season, selling candied haws in Lingnan is a bug that I can't swallow no matter what.
Does Jiang Youqing like Jiang Youqing?!? Wrong writing?
It ended too quickly, right?
"Two articles and one pound" is a big bug for the author~ Two pounds and one penny
What does the last word in a paragraph sometimes mean? Mood particles?
After reading it, I was so moved. I really like this kind of eloquent feeling. Come on big
Emmm it's good but a bit short