My Food Stall Has the Whole Internet Drooling, and Now I’m a Wanted Food Criminal

Shu Tang, a workaholic corporate drone, suddenly dies from overwork and scores the identity of a wealthy heiress. But before she can enjoy a single day of luxury, her bankrupt father dumps her at a night market to fend for herself. Luckily, she gets bound to a food-stall System. Shu Tang rolls up her sleeves and gets to work: there’s no KPI in the world she can’t hit! Week One: Selling tornado potato spirals at the night market. With the System’s help, Shu Tang makes it a breeze, and customers rave about her food. But starting in the second week, things take a bizarre turn: the System orders her to sell fragrant pork ribs outside a nursing home. Thinking of all the elderly residents with poor teeth, Shu Tang falls silent. Later, she’s told to sell blazing-hot, spicy fire chicken noodles outside the inpatient building. Doctors and nurses fresh out of surgery go wild for them: “Quick, make me cry from the heat! I need this kind of soul-shaking stimulation!” Outside a gym, she sells crispy stuffed flatbreads. Muscular guys wolf them down while repenting: “We already worked out. How could we not eat afterward?” Shu Tang’s stall becomes a huge hit, and a source of endless frustration: as soon as she finishes a task, she runs off without looking back! Soon, food lovers all over the city are driven crazy by her. A group called “Citywide Hunt for Boss Shu” quietly forms, and its membership quickly tops ten thousand. Food bloggers post reward notices, and foodies everywhere join the manhunt, all hoping to catch a glimpse of Shu Tang’s elusive food truck. “Report! She may be outside the library, selling grilled fish!” “We chased after her, but all that was left was the smell… Boss, you have no heart!” “Send us the location! Our stomachs and souls are ready to be kidnapped!” Later, while Shu Tang is busy running her stall and making money, one of her former blind dates can’t sit still any longer. Meng Yuli: “Send me your location. I want to find out where my heart is.”