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Sealed for a Thousand Years, I Run a Restaurant in the City
Sealed for a Thousand Years, I Run a Restaurant in the City Plot:
Su Wan, an ancient divine chef sealed a thousand years ago by her betraying lover, wakes up in 2023's city. To regain her divine power, she opens "Guixu Bistro" in an old alley, serving dishes like "Meng Po's Soup Wontons" and "Nether River Seafood". Her first customer? Gu Jingshen, a cold CEO—reincarnation of the god of war who betrayed her! Even more surprising: a cute toddler bursts in, clinging to her leg and calling her "Mom", claiming to be her unborn child from a thousand years ago! On one side, the CEO keeps "finding fault" under the guise of "tasting dishes", his gaze growing increasingly strange; on the other, the toddler dismantles her home to force her to acknowledge their bond. Plus, descendants of her ancient enemy come to steal the restaurant, and her past love rival pretends to be innocent to provoke her... Su Wan flips pans with one hand to cook dishes that "resolve obsessions", and swings a spoon with the other to beat villains—while dealing with the CEO's increasingly affectionate gestures. Why is life after a thousand years more chaotic than the ancient battlefield?
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