She woke drowning—then opened her eyes in a peasant girl’s body on New Year’s Eve. One minute Qian Liuli is a burned‑out municipal cop with a service pistol and takeout receipts; the next she’s the thin daughter of a farming family who just survived a collapsing roof, a river, and a dead timeline. The only miracle that followed was worse: the modern kitchen she owned came with her, complete with a phantom progress bar and a map that won’t stop pulsing. The kitchen talks in rewards, dishes out impossible items, and wants work done. If she completes its cryptic tasks, it promises more than survival—supplies, influence, and a way home. Trouble arrives fast: soldiers searching for a declared "traitor," a beautiful amnesiac boy who might be more than he seems, and a kingdom sliding into drought and war. Liuli has police instincts, a kitchen that cheats reality, and no patience for bullies. She’ll trade modern tactics for medieval leverage, cook sugar‑haws into local currency, and teach villagers how to fight when the world says they must starve. This time, she won’t be a victim of earthquake or history. She’ll level corrupt officials, unlock a map that hides the country’s secrets, and turn a helpless village into a thorn in the court’s side. One choice waits behind the final progress bar: go home with everything intact—or stay and burn the kingdom that would bury her family alive.