This is a novel with a female protagonist who transmigrates directly into a "bridal chamber" in another world (there's a backstory to how the original body ended up there), and meets up with the cold, handsome, competent male lead (the usual trope). She uses her previous hobby of cooking to make new delicious dishes, impresses the male lead, and accompanies him in his (and her own) struggles. Has a few similarities to female protagonist cooking novels like "Here comes the lady chef" and "The Two-Faced Venerate Emperor" (though the stories are very different). Worth a read if you haven't read similar novels, but for experienced readers in this genre, it offers nothing novel or exemplary.

I honestly don't understand all this hate. Sure the description does not really make sense but this is straight out disrespecting author, translators and even qidian for having this novel on their site. If you don't see it interesting the just don't read it's that ****** and people can vote to whatever they want too

Why it stop updating the novel? Pls can you update the novel again, i miss all the character and the story. It makes me curious about the next line

Not sure if the novel is as good as the drama. But the Chinese drama is cute and funny, so hope the novel is also adorable. Hopes for da best ~

A big warning about this novel: if you dislike rape don't read the first chapter. This starts completely different then what you would expect from the title and description. I regret voting for this novel now. I'm out.

Reveal spoiler

Melodramatic soap-opera with a heavy helping of 'rape-****'. (Soap-operas are popular tho - so if that is your jam... try it out) Now for all the stuff that made me hate it: - The "time-travel" part is mere setup with historical anachronisms EVERYWHERE. - The tone whipsaws from campy porno to foodie adventure to gritty rape drama. Often within a single chapter! - The main male lead is either a misogynistic criminal or... a undercover good guy. Pick one or the other book! (You can't have your bad boy cake and eat it too) - The rape. - The very pervy way the book lingered on (multiple) rape scenes. Complete with moans, and the girl "secretly liking it". - The way the book tries to justify the rape by being "historical". Gave it a three simply because the translators did a great job.

Hehe, this is how Quidan is try to prevent <<crazy detective>> getting bullied like <<a valiant life>> though. They know that our energy stones are going to be dispersed making the oldest novel get into the chart. However, they did not play as good as when they made <<a valiant life>> into the chart😂😂😂

Cooking and comedy are my kind of thing. I just hope the storyline is good. Too bad though there isn't much information from the synopsis. On the positive note, the cover photo is kinda catchy so I think I give this one a try. (if it doesnt require any spirits yet 😅)