Marrying a Cook in the 1960s

Wang Ying, who had endured seven or eight years in the apocalypse and was starving, travelled back to the 1960s. The cousin in the next room had a fever. When she woke up, she was making a fuss about breaking off the engagement with her fiance. The crying aunt came to Wang Ying and asked her to marry him. When Wang Ying heard that the other party was a cook, she was immediately happy. What a good cook. Haven’t you heard that after three years of severe drought, the cook will not starve to death? After experiencing the apocalypse, Wang Ying’s biggest dream is to have enough food. Her cousin painstakingly arranged Wang Ying’s marriage, then waited for a few years to become the richest man’s wife. The result: While the cousin was fawning over her stepson and stepdaughter, Wang Ying was eating roasted chicken nuggets. While the cousin was dealing with the mother-in-law, daughter-in-law and grandmothers-in-law, Wang Ying was eating pickled fish. While her cousin was busy doing housework and walking around the pot, Wang Ying was eating pork and cabbage stewed with vermicelli. …… The cousin counted the time on her fingers, why hasn’t she become the wife of the richest man yet? On the other side, Wang Ying’s chef husband won awards, cooked state banquets, and opened a hotel chain. The cold-faced chef Xu Shuang was washing Wang Ying’s feet and asked her dotingly: “Would it be good to eat rose-flavoured glutinous rice balls for a midnight snack?”