Dimensional Restaurant: Connecting Ancient and Modern Worlds

This story will be available for purchase tomorrow. The closed restaurant at the Yuan family's old residence has been selected by the system to become Restaurant No. 886 in this dimension. From then on, the ancestral restaurant, which once "welcomed guests from all directions and forged connections across the world," now finds its connections scattered across different realms. The young prince of the Great Xian Dynasty is fed pomelo mousse; an old lady from the late 1950s downs four bowls of braised duck rice porridge; an unlucky high school student drinks a glass of orange juice and receives a wish-granting orange lamp; an ancient, wronged wife cries over the aroma of eight-treasure duck; a primitive giant's foodie genes are activated by braised meat; an elderly person living alone eats a bowl of braised pork noodles on their birthday; crab meat lion's head meatballs become a nostalgic memory for a post-apocalyptic young woman; a drowning idiot raves about a bowl of Yuan's braised beef noodles, regains his strength, and struggles ashore; a brother and sister, left-behind children, learn twenty-eight different ways to eat potatoes; and a high-tech CEO cries about immigrating after a bowl of seafood porridge. All these encounters are with strangers in a foreign land. A good meal brings people together, a cup of wine strengthens their bond. A heartwarming story about food, love, people, and family. Reading Notes: Multiple perspectives, multi-dimensional characters. Slice-of-life, not my main focus, please proceed with caution if you mind. A completed historical food novel, welcome to enjoy. "Delicious Life in the 90s," "Transmigrated into a Book in the 70s: The Chef and Educated Youth," "Transmigrated into a Book in the 80s: The Water Beauty," "The Seventies Gold-Clad Duo," "The Seventies Little Rich Girl," and the upcoming novel "I'm a Purchasing Agent in the 70s" are all available for pre-order. As a hardcore hoarder and a member of a post-apocalyptic survival team, Jiang Nanying is lucky enough to possess a spatial ability. She must buy, buy, buy, fill the space to the brim, close her eyes, and the apocalypse doesn't arrive; she returns to the 70s, where everything requires ration coupons. With the space at her fingertips, she has everything she needs: selling rice, flour, pork, even tearing up bedsheets to sell as cloth on the black market, exchanging them for money, coupons, antiques, marrying a rich and handsome man, and reaching the pinnacle of life. But... nothing of the sort happens. She arrived in the 1970s, and so did her space, but the rice, flour, and meat in the space didn't come... What could she do? Nan Ying revived a certain older brother's motto—"Success or failure, life is a grand affair; at worst, you can start over!" Question: Living in the 1970s, how does a hoarder achieve hoarding freedom? Answer: Become a purchasing agent. When Jiang Liuqin's life was in dire straits, he was blessed by Lady Luck and obtained a space filled with supplies. The space had everything: rice, flour, cooking oil, fish, meat, eggs, and dairy. Jiang Liuqin: "I am deeply grateful for your kindness, but I am unworthy of it." (Theme: Only love and food should not be let down.)