Do you hold onto the belief in fate, rebirth, or spiritual transfer? Well, Arrianne, despite her fondness for reading novels that delve into reincarnation and transmigration, she remained skeptical about these concepts. She firmly believed that her own destiny was within her grasp. Believing in taking full responsibility for her life, she felt there was no need for reincarnation or transmigration – one should strive to live without regrets in the present. Arrianne's story began as an orphan, her world limited to the confines of the orphanage. With a strong determination, she focused on education and nurturing her passion for cooking, envisioning a better future for herself. In her final moments before a significant culinary competition, the "Iron Master Chef," she sought solace in a book she found by the hotel bedside. In a surprising turn of events, her anger at the novel's female antagonist led her to contact the author, hoping to vent her frustration. As she cooled off, she drifted into sleep. Upon waking, she discovered that she had become the very character she despised from the story. Knowing the villain's tragic end, Arrianne realized this was her second chance – a chance to rewrite her own tale and find the love her character yearned for. With this newfound understanding, Arrianne resolved to fight against her predetermined fate and work tirelessly to create a different path, embracing every opportunity to love and be loved in return.
