I Heard His System Voice Before We Got Married

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A soft-spoken but steely career woman VS a laid-back rich heir with a System.

Lin Ruo, heir apparent to the Lin Group, has a sweet smile, a calculating mind, and a sharp eye. She has been a rising star in investment circles over the past few years.

And for the past six months, the man she has been planning to invest in is named Cheng Yu.

Cheng Yu, head of the Xucheng Group, is 1.8 meters tall, with red lips, white teeth, and exceptional looks. His parents are both dead, and everything about him is great, even if he doesn't seem particularly ambitious.

But that's fine. The woman can handle the outside world while the man takes care of the home.

She never expected that the final stage of her evaluation would go wrong on the day he proposed.

When she woke up, there was a new voice in her head.

[Host, we're almost there. Once you get married, we can get off the plot's rails.]

[Lin Ruo is a great demon king!]

[This project is about to go under!]

Lin Ruo fell silent.

Had she woken up in the wrong position?

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Cheng Yu has a System in hand and feels like he can take on the world, but he really thinks building a career is boring.

Or rather, he thinks everything is boring.

That is, until he met the great demon king the System said he was supposed to marry: Lin Ruo.

Love at first sight, and even more enamored the second time around.

Thanks to the System, the two of them made it smoothly to the point of marriage.

He just never expected everything to change on the day he proposed.

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Lin Ruo: Could I really have misjudged him?

Cheng Yu: Heaven above, judge between the loyal and the treacherous! The System said I was cheating. I didn't, I wasn't, and my feelings are sincere!

A little interview:

What is your goal?

Lin Ruo: I want to make the company bigger and stronger! What? The company isn't mine? Then I'll take it and keep making it bigger and stronger.

Cheng Yu: At first, I just wanted to be a lazy fish. Later, I wanted to be the lazy fish at her side. ( ..)

Content warnings:

The heroine is a career powerhouse and a novice in love. Both leads are inexperienced, and the hero has no ex-girlfriend or unattainable first love. No one transmigrates or is reborn in this story. There is a System, but it is constantly outmaneuvered and never gets to steer the plot. The hero and heroine the System talks about are Nangong Ling and Ming Jiaojiao, not Lin Ruo and Cheng Yu.

★ Blurb for my new novel, “Tang Dynasty Palace Chef, Setting Up a Stall in the Modern Day” ★

★ Sweet and spicy romance | Food and everyday life | Ancient-to-modern transmigration | Business ★

A Tang Dynasty imperial chef: an adorable young woman, a sunny soul with a slow-to-catch-on nature

A modern police officer: a cool guy, a brooding, stone-faced ice block

Luo Yan is a female official in the Tang Dynasty's Imperial Food Bureau. Her Luo family cooking is so exquisite that everyone in the palace praises her.

When she opens her eyes again, she has become an unlucky, unemployed woman in modern society: her parents are dead, she's drowning in debt, her rent is due, and she has less money in her pocket than she does skin on her face.

But that's all right. With her skills, she'll never go hungry wherever she goes.

After great effort, she gets her hands on a secondhand food cart and sets up “Tang Dynasty Snacks.”

Soon, the whole snack street goes crazy. People line up early in the morning for a taste of cherry-filled pastries, even before her stall opens. Food bloggers come from far and wide, too.

The cart becomes a storefront, and the storefront becomes a standalone building. Her bank balance grows from two digits to seven.

Her business is thriving.

The only thing giving her a headache is a uniformed officer who hangs around her stall every day.

Hey, you only arrested me once. Why are you keeping watch over me every day now?

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Yan Xu, captain of the criminal investigation squad, is known by the whole team as the Iron-Faced King of Hell.

Somewhere along the way, he started going to the food street every day, and all sorts of little snacks began appearing on his desk.

Sweet and savory, all of them from that Tang Dynasty snack stall.

The team members: Heh heh.

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Later, CCTV's “The Legacy of Chinese Cuisine” comes to interview Luo Yan, asking how she can perfectly recreate flavors from a thousand years ago.

She smiles at the camera. “Maybe it's because I was a Tang person in my previous life.”

In front of the TV, Yan Xu touches the rough draft of a secret recipe she casually wrote for him, tucked in his pocket. Its handwriting seems to carry the spirit of a thousand years ago.

He decides not to expose her. Besides, he's going to stick around for this food for the rest of his life.

Content warnings for the upcoming novel:

1. The foods in this story have been carefully researched through archaeology. For the sake of the plot, they will be written as tastier than their modern versions. No arguing.

2. Both leads are inexperienced, and their romance is adorably awkward. They won't be pushed into a relationship; it's a slow-burn story.

3. I'll add more if I think of anything.

Theme: I want both my dreams and you.