Jade Cuisine and Brocade Medicine

The female lead's two ordinary maids, one became an official's wife because she bumped into someone on the street, and the other became a CEO's wife because she loved to eat. It's not that maids can't marry men of higher status, but rather that the author doesn't highlight their strengths or charm in any way; they're just ordinary maids, one of whom is practically a nobody.

Having read 200 chapters, I feel the plot of Duke Anguo taking in a goddaughter feels a bit far-fetched. Of course, it's clear the author wanted to resolve the female lead's identity issue. But this development is too smooth, almost unbelievably so. It's illogical to declare kinship without even investigating the female lead's background. Moreover, having another goddaughter means having another marriage partner, which involves many complications.

It's been 14 hours since the last update; the donkeys in the production team can't rest like this ٩(๑ᵒ̴̶̷͈᷄ᗨᵒ̴̶̷͈᷅)و

When will the female lead finally overcome her misunderstanding that the male lead is attracted to men? While it's interesting, I'm a little worried about the trope where the female lead insists the male lead won't have romantic feelings for her no matter how much he cares for or tries to win her over. Now I want to continue watching, but I'm afraid it will make me uncomfortable. 😣

It's so good, and very interesting! The plot is light and fast-paced, so captivating that I couldn't put it down. I stayed up all night to finish it and still wanted more.

Keep it up! The novel "The Peasant Husband" is also good.

Looking forward to your new book! Keep it up, Nuannuan!

The delicate and vivid descriptions of daily life are so beautiful and immersive. You're so good at writing about food, it makes my mouth water! And more updates, please submit them!

New book! New book!!! 🌹🌹🌹🌹

This title is morally reprehensible; let's change it.