A Peasant Girl Runs a Restaurant, and All the Civil and Military Officials in the Dynasty Queue Up

Food tester Chai Xiaohe is transformed into the cannon fodder of the same name. When he opened his eyes, he was carried on a wooden plank by his own grandmother and sold for five taels of silver to get married. The opening scene was at the crematorium. She kicked her grandmother over and angrily scolded the whole family: "If anyone touches me again, we will go to hell together!" Separated the family, severed all ties, and left the house with his forbearing parents and five-year-old brother. Others rely on the system to travel through time, but she relies on her tongue and nose to travel through time. The superpower of taste and smell in the previous life has become a life-changing weapon in this remote place. When hunting game in the mountains and making wine, a jar of cinnamon, ginger and pomelo dew will make people cry next door; when a restaurant opens in the county town, the whole Ping An County will queue up late into the night for a grilled lamb chop. But she didn't expect that the stupid guy she picked up casually by the river turned out to be Zhao Jin, the sixth prince of the dynasty. Unexpectedly, the wooden box used to pad the corner of the cabinet contained the entire truth about her grandfather, General Ning Dingchuan, being framed for rebellion. The person who killed him was Cai You, the prime minister of the dynasty, who was teaming up with the ambitious prince Zhao Yan to collude with foreign enemies. When the restaurant arrived in the capital, a dish alarmed the man on the dragon chair. The sixth prince pretended to be her son-in-law and secretly protected her from open and secret arrows. Until the night of the mutiny in the imperial city, when Zhao Yan's 30,000 elite troops surrounded the palace and Cai You, the old fox, sat in the rear, everyone thought that the overall situation was decided. An hour later, Cai You and Zhao Yan faced each other with swords. The sixth prince Zhao Jin led 10,000 frontier troops to fight back from the northern border. When the dust settled, General Ning Dingchuan was avenged. Chai Xiaohe and Zhao Jin returned to Qingniu Town to live a happy life. Until one day, a handwritten message from the new emperor was delivered to the stove: "I hope that Brother Sixth Emperor will return to the palace and assist me in governing the country."