A seemingly delicate and easily bullied courtesan who is actually a scheming, self-deluding, love-struck crown prince
A seemingly penny-pinching miser who is actually a domineering restaurant owner who fiercely protects his own
Hua Yun is a university student majoring in culinary arts.
During finals week, she read a clickbait novel and somehow got forcibly bound to the No-Failing System.
In the original story, the antagonist was once an upright and noble gentleman, yet met a tragic and horrifying end.
Drawing on her years of experience as a student, Hua Yun assumed the System would ask her to save the antagonist.
But after entering the book, she was tasked with cooking 80 different dishes and collecting praise from people in 80 different professions!
No wonder it's called the No-Failing System!
Hua Yun, now the owner of a grand restaurant, is confident she can handle the task with ease.
But no one told her the restaurant was on the verge of going under!
There isn't a single customer.
To return to the modern world as soon as possible, she has no choice but to wake up every day focused on reviving the restaurant and cooking up a storm.
But she is still a few good reviews short, and one of the remaining reviewers is the emperor.
Yangtong City is far from the imperial capital. How could she possibly get access to anyone from the palace?
The antagonist who has drifted into Yangtong City is actually the crown prince. At this point, he is a frail, easily bullied courtesan with amnesia, and has yet to suffer the torment and agony he endures later in the original story.
Fortunately, her golden finger can help the antagonist recover his memories, so Hua Yun makes him special dishes in all sorts of new ways every day.
She assumes that once the antagonist recovers his memories, having never suffered hardship, he will still be the kind and gentle crown prince from the original story.
And on the surface, that is indeed the case.
Theme: Stand on your own and grow stronger
