The Young Lady Chef

After transmigrating, she lived cautiously for more than a decade, learning how things worked in the current dynasty. Once she saw that her family was kind, she began, like a snail, to try to improve their lives. She spotted chili peppers at the market, spent a fortune on them, and planted two mu of them at home. The following year, her family’s restaurant introduced new dishes seasoned with chili peppers, and they became a huge hit. She happened to meet the heir of Marquis Jing’an, who borrowed her family’s cook. He ate chili peppers and had an allergic reaction. She reminded the mistress of the house to warn the restaurant’s customers that a few people were allergic to chili peppers. She never expected the Third Prince to dine at her family’s restaurant and die from an allergic reaction. When trouble befell her family, everyone avoided them. Only he showed no hesitation in offering comfort and support. Fortunately, the wise emperor only sentenced her father to demotion and reassignment as a county magistrate in Lingnan. She went with her father to Lingnan. He came to see her off and openly told her that he loved her. After seeing her off again and again, he ran into his father on the road. To repay his kindness, she boldly confronted his father: “Marquis Jing’an, I’m your daughter-in-law!” Along the way, she received a summons and left the group with her master to dig a sword out of an ancient tomb deep in the mountains. The sword, named Shiqing, had a consciousness from a future world. Shiqing had a pocket dimension and healing medicines, and stored all kinds of information from the future. She began asking Shiqing whenever she didn’t know what to do. She settled in Lingnan, and he traveled a thousand miles to find her. Her father thought their families were not well matched and feared the relationship would end badly, so he did everything he could to keep them apart. After she won her father over, news broke that she had reached fifteen without starting her periods and might be unable to have children. His family opposed their marriage. He said, “My parents are still young. If they want children, they can have their own.” Shiqing: “If you want a child, I can take care of that.”