Mr. Gu, Your Wife Changed Her Face and Went to Cook at Your House

Twenty-two-year-old private chef Jiang Nuan has barely stepped into the Gu family mansion when everyone looks down on her for being young and inexperienced. Even her gold-medal title sounds like a joke.

The nutrition consultant waits for her to make a fool of herself, the butler is on guard against her causing trouble, and the Gu family's eldest daughter, Gu Mingzhu, can't even be bothered to spare her a glance.

Then the old madam needs emergency care. The experts panic, and only Jiang Nuan dares to stop them from forcing ginseng soup down her throat. Her question, "Who's going to take responsibility if something goes wrong?" leaves the whole room of professionals speechless.

From then on, the Gu family realizes that this girl they've looked down on understands people better than anyone. She doesn't just understand illness.

She brings Gu Qinglan, who is drinking herself to ruin, back from the brink with a bowl of hangover noodles. She earns the sincerity of Gu Mingzhu, who has an eating disorder, by standing up for her with dignity. Even when the media join forces to smear her, she turns the tables on the spot with samples, contracts, and proper procedures.

When someone tries to make her leave, the old madam is the first to ask her to stay. When someone tries to use her to climb the ladder, she turns around and earns both money and respect.

In the end, everyone who looked down on her lines up to ask her to cook for them.