The Immortal Chef

Name: The Immortal Chef
Author: Watching the Moon from a High Tower

食为仙

by Watching the Moon from a High Tower (高楼望月)

Status: Completed
Length: 365k Words
Genre: Xianxia Romance
Subgenre: Classical Xianxia
Updated: 15y ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

Only by living forever can one enjoy all the delicacies of the world.

Hao Miaomiao, an ordinary woman, was living a simple mortal life when a monk and a Taoist priest suddenly came to her door, claiming to be her "fiancés"!

That was simply impossible!

Could they have discovered her secret?

Unwilling to be mistaken for a demon and exterminated, Hao Miaomiao could only flee.

Yet this escape sent her onto the path of cultivation.

Still, while immortality was certainly wonderful, the warmth and allure of the mortal world were tempting too.

(During the June ranking competition, one extra chapter will be added for every thirty votes.)

Stats

123Chapters

24.6kRecommendations

7.7kFans

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