My Food Stall Connects to Ming Dynasty Workplaces

I sell boxed lunches in the Ming Dynasty workplace, and my customers are overachievers and spies. After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, I bind myself to the Seasonal Delicacies Gift Record. Every day, I open my eyes to a mystery box of ingredients. Using a modern approach, I make custom meals for working professionals, keeping the backbone of the empire well-fed at a street-corner stall. A Ministry of Revenue clerk relies on my ginger strips to stay alert while working late into the night on his accounts. The overachievers at the Imperial College count on my brain-boosting meal sets as they battle it out in the imperial examinations. Even the Jinyiwei squad leader who keeps coming to tail me has become a regular, always ordering his “spicy special.” I thought I was just a cafeteria lady, quietly doing good without seeking recognition. That is, until the Eastern Depot agents surrounded my stall and unfolded a secret report: “Investigation shows that the capital's intelligence hub is a food stall outside Chongwen Gate. Its mastermind uses strange ingredients every day to win over officials and commoners alike, and ferret out secrets.” I stared at the potatoes that had just appeared in my pot today, produce that shouldn't even exist in this era, and fell into deep thought. Could I still change careers at this point?