Winning Over the Legitimate Daughter Chef

Prince Mo of Beiqi is a singular presence in the kingdom.

He is more breathtakingly beautiful than the loveliest woman alive, and colder than ice in a cellar. He has no interest in women, has suffered from a stubborn eating disorder since childhood, and keeps a tiger with a very bad temper.

Everyone in Beiqi, male and female, from the eighty-year-old to the eight-year-old, respects and adores him, yet fears him too.

They say countless people in this world love him, but he'd rather cuddle that tiger to sleep every night than love anyone else.

The third young lady of the Prime Minister's household is a singular presence in the manor.

Serene as a lotus and learned in the classics, all her talents are locked away inside the residence. Though born the legitimate daughter, she lives like a maid. Her clever hands produce the finest embroidery in Beiqi, yet her elder sister gets the credit.

She is also a wonderful cook, praised by all, and determined to find an ordinary husband and live a simple life.

She is a sickly cat, a snail. She hides from her father, her sister, the powerful, and the prince; from wind, rain, and romance. In short, if she can hide, she will.

And she, it seems, was destined by Heaven for him.

Love is something two people give to each other, but one of them has to fall first. Everyone comes into this world as one half, and spends their whole life searching for the other half. So says the Matchmaker.