Wen Yao transmigrates into the body of a fake heiress who stole another girl's place.
Her adoptive father, a third-rank official, has nothing to do with her. Her mother, a noble county lady, has nothing to do with her. Her elder brother, who placed among the top three in the imperial exams, has nothing to do with her.
The only people connected to her are:
A father whose legs were injured on the battlefield and can no longer move; a mother who makes a living doing laundry; an eldest brother fighting on the battlefield; a third younger brother who became an idiot after accidentally falling into the water; and a little sister who is still very young.
Everyone who knows her says she used up all her luck in the first half of her life, living happily and smoothly until the age of fourteen, after which everything went wrong.
But... went wrong?
Wen Yao, an orphan who carved out a path to success with her cooking, refuses to buy it.
A hard life? With a cleaver, a spatula, and an iron wok, she builds the Wen Family Snack Stall, the Wen Family Eatery, and eventually Wen Family Restaurants all across the country. Before long, everyone is saying:
Thank the real heiress for bringing Manager Wen out of retirement to revitalize the cuisine of the Tang Dynasty!
Frying, boiling, steaming, or braising, there's no recipe in the world that Miss Wen doesn't know.
Note: Mostly cozy everyday life. There is a male lead, but he appears later.
Theme: Break down the old to build anew, and grow through hardship
The author has laid out the framework of this book very well. When he unfolds the writing, he is sure to be able to write it as the master. Why is it so simple?
That's great. This is a food article. I've been seriously hurt and abandoned many times by food articles that focus on hot pot, potato chips, fried chicken and barbecue all day [covering my face and laughing]
Did Mr. Chu also wear it? Very familiar form.
It's good-looking. It's one of the best monthly short stories. 💪