Song's Braised Delicacies

Before Song's Braised Delights became a viral sensation across China and beyond, the beautiful owner who hauled around a rickety little table and put up a sign reading "One yuan per skewer" was secretly known by nearby diners as the charity vendor.

Song Wanqiu: ?

"I've already made plenty. I can't even count all the money when I get home at night!"

Diner: "You sell food this delicious for just one yuan? You're taking a huge loss! If you raised the price even a little, I might actually manage to get some instead of missing out every day!"

A movie star who was serious about beauty and skincare, and a rich second-generation heir looking for healthy supplements, both nodded in agreement.

Her boyfriend, who remembered tearfully waiting in line for a number ticket, couldn't help nodding too.

"What's it got to do with you?" Song Wanqiu, constantly berated by diners for not preparing enough stock, turned around and glared at him. "You're a fellow chef with a Michelin-starred restaurant. If you want braised snacks, why not make them yourself?"

The wronged puppy, Yuan Guangji, silently grumbled: What chef can make food so delicious it reaches legendary golden quality, while also strengthening your body and curing anorexia?

The other braised-food vendors, who had been secretly staking out the place to discover Song's supplier, were dumbfounded too. The ingredients were all ordinary vegetables and meat, so how did they become so astonishing in Boss Song's hands?

Song Wanqiu, using her mental powers to purify ingredients with her ability: "Take a guess."

[Overworked office worker turned viral braised-food stall owner heroine x sharp-tongued Michelin chef hero with anorexia]

A food-focused slice-of-life story, centered on the heroine's career.

About how, before I even received the N+1 severance payment from the company I was taking to arbitration, I got an ability compensation package from the Chef God System...

Here's the blurb for my upcoming farming story, "This Sugarcane Farm Stay Is a Little Sweet":

After working in the city for several years, Gan Zihan grew tired of the same routine day after day and decided to return to her hometown for a life closer to nature.

She thought life in the village would be dull and boring, but unexpectedly, business at her family's summer resort farm took off. Her private account, where she recorded snippets of daily life, also gained a large following, all eager to see what life in Nanshan Village was like.

As she settled into running the place, Gan Zihan discovered that her hometown, a poor village long criticized for its lack of development, actually had plenty of resources that could bring prosperity: local sugarcane with a high yield, a rare and precious handmade sweet potato starch, local snacks tourists bought as souvenirs, and fields of flowers covering the hillsides each season...

Our Zihan only wanted to take life easy, but she had no choice but to get moving and lead villagers of all ages in opening a brown sugar factory. Using online platforms to promote local specialties, she would turn the little village into an online paradise!

Heroine returns to her village to start a business and run a local brown sugar brand x hero is a village official working in poverty alleviation and cultural tourism

Farming story, featuring a farm stay and a sugarcane brown sugar factory. Mainly about rural life.

Food + business + rural revitalization

Focused on the heroine's career, with the romance as a side plot

Author's other serial, "My Sister-in-Law Doesn't Seem Local," featuring a spotted hyena from Africa who takes human form as the heroine, is now ongoing

Theme: The happy life of an unemployed office worker who starts a business with a street stall