Transmigration of a Food Blogger: Cannon Fodder in a House-Fighting Novel

Yan Qiushu is a popular host on a website who runs a huge manor, raising pigs, cows, sheep, chickens, ducks, and geese. She loves to share what she cooks with her fans, making them envious of her delicious meals. One day, after a sudden accident, she wakes up to find herself in a house-fighting novel as a minor character. The original person was sent to a village after losing a battle in the household, only to be kidnapped by bandits. Thankfully, a young general saved her, but her family thought her reputation was ruined and kicked her out. Now, as an illegal resident, she faces jail time. Desperate, Yan Qiushu visits the young general one night and offers to work as his cook. He’s taken aback, but soon accepts when he realizes she’s serious. Yan’s cooking quickly makes waves. She prepares sour plum soup for Mrs. Xiao, who’s struggled with anorexia, and suddenly she’s eating again. Yan makes fancy bento boxes that turn a Xiao family child into the most popular kid at school. She even helps a deposed prince, bringing him back to health. The young general, meanwhile, secretly admires Yan’s cooking but pretends not to care. Still, he sulks when everyone else gets lunch boxes but him, begging for one in his gruff, awkward way. Yan just calmly tells him, “Then stop coming to me for meals three times a day!” Meanwhile, Yan’s sister, Yan Qiuyuan, is reborn with knowledge of the future. She saves the Prince of Jin, planning to destroy Yan Qiushu and become queen. But things don’t go as planned. The Xiao family rises to power again, the once-dying prince becomes emperor, and Yan Qiuyuan’s husband, accused of treason, becomes a prisoner!