A Feast of Ten Delicacies

The whole world loves the female lead, it's so annoying.

Uh, when I saw a self-important modern time-traveling man, I was worried he was the male lead, so I quickly read his side story... Turns out he really is the male lead... Oh no... I stepped on a landmine.

Anyway, there's always a powerful male lead to protect the female lead; all she has to do is cook and vent her frustrations. 🙂

This is an early work, the writing is quite immature, and I couldn't continue reading it in the middle, so I skipped straight to the ending. "A Happy Marriage" doesn't seem to have this feel to it.

An ancient version of Mary Sue, the whole world loves the female lead, plus a time-traveling male lead →_→ The female lead is a bitch.

Seeing the concept of mutual generation and mutual restraint, I wanted to say something because many platforms have explained that this idea is wrong. Indeed, modern people rarely die from dishes like bitter melon stir-fried with eggs or tomatoes stir-fried with shrimp. But in ancient times, people were physically weak and had poor digestive systems; a single dish causing diarrhea could be fatal.

How can I access the missing chapters? Please provide a definite answer.

I wanted to read the comments before starting, but why are so many comments not showing up? Were they deleted by the author?

In ancient times, capital cities were always located to the west, such as Chang'an and Xianyang. The area to the east was mostly undeveloped and wild.

Refined oil did not exist in ancient times; it was only withdrawn from the Chinese market in 2000.