Nuoyi Spring Returns

In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, when a "non-standard" lady decided to conquer the world with a spatula—— As a result, she turned the most difficult official into her number one eater. Tao Nuo from Wu County was seventeen years old. He was plump and cute, but he became a joke in the whole town. Relatives pressured her to marry, ladies ostracized her, and even her husband who was dating her laughed at her: "Women are greedy and do not cultivate their looks." She turned around and walked into the kitchen, bringing out a cup of homemade osmanthus cheese ice. Sweet and cool, it instantly soothes all harsh sounds. Since there is no room in this world for a girl who loves to eat, she will cook a world for herself. She thought this road would be lonely until she met Gu Lin, the new assistant to the county governor. This person is really weird—— He didn't want her to imitate female celebrities, but he asked her if she could write a book with the ratio of green dough and salted egg yolk; Instead of urging her to get married, he invited her to co-write "Wujun Fengwu Zhi", writing her cooking skills into official history; When rumors hit, he wrote calmly and appended the following postscript to the document: "Tao's ingenuity has benefited people's livelihood and is truly a model of talent and virtue." Later—— The "Tao's pickling method" she developed became a tribute, and workshops were opened all over the south of the Yangtze River; The girls' school she opened allowed orphaned peasant women to make a living by relying on their crafts; People who ridiculed her at first are now rushing to buy new solar terms products of "Nuo Zhou Ji". And Mr. Gu, who always comes to "inspect people's livelihood", has naturally changed from a diner to the husband of the shopkeeper. On the day of the engagement, he handed over the land and house deeds: "This is your capital for independence." She returned the gift with a thick volume of "Notes on Nuo Shi", with the title page saying: "The betrothal gift has been received, and comes with the right to use the kitchen for life."