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00:05What is that smell? Is it you?
00:08No, I think it is from over there.
00:26Chancellor Sutton is eating poop!
00:34I am Isabella Sutton, the only daughter of Chancellor Richard Sutton.
00:38But I have another identity.
00:40Just a day ago, I was a modern food vlogger.
00:43I was live-streaming cooking at home.
00:45Who knew I'd slip and fall?
00:46When I opened my eyes again, I had time travel to become the daughter of Sutton Manor.
00:51I thought I'd live in luxury, eating and drinking whatever I want.
00:55But I found out. My dad is a famous good official.
00:59The manor's ledger is cleaner than a chopping board.
01:01He is a dignified chancellor.
01:02But he can't even afford a hot meal before court.
01:05But starting today, everything changes.
01:08I am a food vlogger. How could I let my dad go to court hungry?
01:14Dad!
01:19Eat this while it is hot.
01:21Take a small bite first. Don't burn yourself.
01:25My Bella has grown up.
01:28The wind is pretty chilly today.
01:33What is that smell?
01:35Smells so good.
01:36It seems to be coming from over there.
01:47Mr. Sutton, those buns of yours, how do they have soup inside?
01:50What kind of buns are these?
01:52They are soup dumplings.
01:56Soup dumplings.
01:57My daughter made them.
01:58She woke up before dawn to steam this basket.
02:01Mr. Sutton, share one with me.
02:02Tomorrow, I'll get you two meat buns.
02:03I'll trade my bean cakes.
02:05Court is in session.
02:08Gentlemen, it is time for court.
02:10Mr. Sutton is really holding out on us.
02:17Go ahead and laugh.
02:18Why hold it in?
02:20Your Majesty, Chancellor Sutton brought a basket of soup dumplings this morning.
02:23The officials were fighting to try them.
02:24Oh?
02:25That is something new.
02:30How was breakfast, Dad?
02:32It was great.
02:33Didn't leave a single one.
02:34As soon as I did into the first dumpling,
02:36the officials next to me went completely quiet.
02:38Dad, are you happy about that?
02:39I am.
02:41More tomorrow.
02:42Something new.
02:43I am worried.
02:44It is too much work for you.
02:45From now on, you won't go to court hungry anymore.
02:50Mr. Sutton, what is it today?
02:54Something new again.
02:56Looks very filling.
02:59A few days later, the scene outside the hall went completely off track.
03:09They look at my lunchbox now closer than official documents.
03:14I'll make sauce pancakes tomorrow.
03:16Sauce pancakes?
03:17What is that?
03:23Miss, this aroma, it is even stronger than the past few days.
03:26That is the whole point.
03:33Gentlemen, you are early again today.
03:35We're waiting for the court session.
03:36One must be diligent.
03:49Today, this is called a savory sauce pancake.
03:52The smell is even stronger than the past few days.
03:55Mr. Sutton, you can at least share a $1 piece with me, right?
03:58I'll just try a $1 piece.
04:00Among colleagues, sharing breakfast builds good fellowship.
04:05Go ahead and eat.
04:12Delicious.
04:12So delicious.
04:13My hand slipped.
04:15I took an extra piece.
04:17My daughter made this for me.
04:18There are only two pieces left.
04:23Miss Sutton's cooking is amazing.
04:25I still have a tea egg here.
04:26It is yours, Mr. Sutton.
04:30Gee, thanks a lot.
04:31Your Majesty, Chancellor Sutton, only got two pieces today.
04:36These old guys are really starving.
04:38I heard Miss Sutton can also make a dish called a breakfast wrap.
04:41It is super crunchy, filled with meat and eggs.
04:44A breakfast wrap.
04:50Greetings, Your Majesty.
04:51Rise, Sir Richard.
04:52Thank you, Your Majesty.
04:55Tomorrow, bring me a breakfast wrap.
04:57Your Majesty, my daughter's humble cooking might not suit your taste.
05:01That is fine.
05:01Just do as I say.
05:02As you command.
05:07As for the savory pancake, I only got two pieces.
05:11The king even asked for a breakfast wrap.
05:14I'll make a deluxe version.
05:21Miss, is this what the king wanted?
05:24That is right.
05:31The palace has plenty of delicacies, but this street food flavor is rare.
05:37Dad, the left one is for the king, and the right one is yours.
05:41I'll remember that.
05:47Your Majesty, just bite right into it.
05:50Bite right into it.
05:51My daughter says, it tastes best this way.
05:53How novel.
06:04Careful, Your Majesty.
06:07Looks like Bella did it again.
06:12Your daughter is way more fun than the royal kitchen.
06:16You flatter me, Your Majesty.
06:18Bring me a portion for breakfast from now on.
06:24The king gets a breakfast wrap, shouldn't we?
06:27As his subjects get to have some too.
06:29We'll pay.
06:29We won't eat for free.
06:30About this, I'll have to ask my daughter.
06:32Then hurry up and ask her.
06:37Dad, what happened to you?
06:39A bunch of officials cornered me for food.
06:41Here is our chance to make money.
06:43Dad, this is a real business.
06:44We're doing it.
06:47I am just worried you'll get tired.
06:49Making breakfast just for me is fine, but making it for the whole court, how could you handle that?
06:52We'll set the portions, times, and boxes first.
06:53Collect money monthly, and prep the ingredients.
06:55That way, it won't be a mess.
06:56I'll just give the recipes and check the taste.
06:57The rest will be left to the cooks and servants to handle.
06:59My Bella, you've really grown up.
07:03Master, Miss.
07:06There are so many carriages outside.
07:10That was fast.
07:14Mr. Sutton, we're just here to visit.
07:18To visit?
07:19You are here for the food, right?
07:21Since you are all here, please come in for some tea.
07:24Sorry for the trouble, Miss Sutton.
07:29Wait.
07:30They're just coming in.
07:32They really came for the food.
07:33We're just here to visit Mr. Sutton.
07:35No trouble at all.
07:40Since you brought ingredients, I'll whip up a few dishes.
07:43Sorry to bother you then.
07:46Miss, with so many people, can we handle this?
07:49Don't panic.
07:50Get to chopping.
07:50Watch the fire.
07:55Get the stoves going first.
07:56Then we'll knock them out one by one.
08:00Brown the ribs first.
08:06Miss, the kitchen smells so good.
08:08I am getting dizzy.
08:09We're making hearty dishes today.
08:13Miss, once we serve all this food,
08:15they'll never want to leave.
08:19Then let them eat to their heart's content.
08:22Please enjoy while it is hot.
08:24Gentlemen.
08:30These ribs are so flavorful.
08:35This braised pork is amazing.
08:41These ribs are so good.
08:42Slow down.
08:43Slow down.
08:44It'll be gone if we do.
08:48Miss Sutton, your cooking is incredible.
08:51Miss Sutton, can we make a long-term arrangement for breakfast?
08:55Can we get a monthly plan?
08:59Sure.
09:00Twenty towels a month.
09:01Covers ingredients and labor.
09:03Whatever I cook, you all will eat.
09:11Sweetheart, I think we're going to be rich.
09:15Pack the sauce separately.
09:17Mix it at the palace gates.
09:30It is here.
09:31Hurry over.
09:34What is for today?
09:42Sour, spicy, and appetizing.
09:43This is great.
09:45This is perfect for the summer.
10:02This cold noodle dish is better than anything those chefs in the royal kitchen make.
10:07I heard those old guys have been frequenting Sutton Manor lately.
10:10Forgive me, your majesty.
10:11I am not blaming you.
10:12But if they can get a free meal, why can't I?
10:14Bring your daughter to the palace tomorrow.
10:16Have her make two dishes for my lunch.
10:17Yes, your majesty.
10:20Mind the palace rules.
10:22Don't push yourself too hard.
10:23Dad, I am just going to cook.
10:25Not to fight a war.
10:28Miss Sutton, follow me.
10:35Peasant food will never be fit for a royal table.
10:39Miss Sutton, you may pick your ingredients.
10:42These are just scraps.
10:43Trying to make a fool out of me.
10:48Miss Sutton, want to swap for better ingredients?
10:50No need.
10:52An ingredient's value isn't in what it is.
10:55It is in who cooks it.
11:18Turning meat scraps into this is quite rare.
11:20ệt Zaun.
11:50Miss Atta
11:52What is this dish called?
11:54Crispy pork bites. Serve it hot. It won't be crispy if it gets cold.
12:01Scraps have their uses too.
12:21This bowl of soup really cuts through the grease from the previous dishes.
12:24Your majesty, these three dishes were all made from the royal kitchen's leftover scraps today.
12:27Is this what you call scraps?
12:30Go. Bring Isabella Sutton here.
12:35Knowing the ingredients were poor, why didn't you change them?
12:37Your majesty, usable ingredients shouldn't be wasted. Common families don't eat delicacies every day either.
12:42You do have a bit of Richard Sutton's temper.
12:44You flatter me. Your majesty.
12:48Miss Sutton, the heat for double frying. Could you give me a tip?
12:52Crispy outside and tender inside. It is not about pricey ingredients. It is about the heat. With the right heat,
12:56even ordinary meat can shine.
13:09Miss Sutton, please wait. This is a reward from the king.
13:15Thank the king for his reward.
13:17The royal kitchen made things hard for you. Why didn't you speak up?
13:21The food speaks louder than complaints. The king can taste who is truly skilled.
13:26No wonder the king favors you with your temperament.
13:28You flatter me.
13:34Did anyone give you a hard time at the palace?
13:36They did. But I won. The king loved my food.
13:39Next time, just protect yourself first, okay?
13:44Food boxes must be registered.
13:46Cloth tags must be changed daily. No lending them out.
13:50Remember, anything sold on the street isn't from the Sutton's.
13:53Understood.
13:58Pause. Should we copy their food boxes?
14:00Food boxes are hard to copy.
14:02Let's use their name.
14:03The people recognize the Sutton name.
14:08Delicious Sutton breakfast.
14:10Same soup dumplings at Sutton Manor.
14:12Get them before they sell out.
14:18The Sutton name really works wonders.
14:28Oh, this doesn't taste right.
14:34There is something wrong with these buns.
14:37Didn't you say these are Sutton soup dumplings?
14:39He has been poisoned!
14:41Come on!
14:42Come on!
14:42Come on!
14:42Come on!
14:43Come on!
14:44Come on!
14:47Miss!
14:48People say Sutton soup dumplings made them sick!
14:50Stop serving breakfast.
14:52We can't let the rumor spread.
14:53Or let it affect Bella and our family's reputation.
14:56Don't take the blame yet.
14:57We need to investigate.
15:01Step back!
15:02Do not drive them away!
15:04Where did you buy these dumplings?
15:05How is the victim now?
15:07Treat the victim first.
15:08The Sutton family will cover the medical costs.
15:10As for the dumplings,
15:10whether they are from the Sutton family,
15:12I will find out the truth.
15:15Is he in critical condition?
15:16Fill the prescription first.
15:18Don't worry.
15:19Heal the patient first.
15:20I will find out the truth about the dumpling.
15:24When did you buy these dumplings?
15:25Which shop did you buy them from?
15:26The new shop in the East Market.
15:28They claimed it was the Sutton recipe.
15:31All right.
15:32I got it.
15:36Sutton breakfast.
15:37Only goes by food boxes and lists.
15:39It is never sold on the street.
15:41This is targeting the Sutton family.
15:43Then, let's trace the dumplings
15:44and find who is behind this.
15:45April, buy a whole basket tomorrow.
15:48Sutton Manor's breakfast.
15:49Make people sick.
15:50We can't let it slide.
15:53Tomorrow, where the crowds are,
15:55make sure you spread the word.
16:00Someone is definitely stirring the pot.
16:08Keep spreading it tomorrow.
16:09The more we hear it, the better.
16:10People from Lucky Inn.
16:14Miss, miss.
16:15I saw that man giving a Lucky Inn purse to the idlers,
16:18so they keep spreading rumors.
16:20Lucky Inn is targeting the Sutton family.
16:22We have a lead, but we still need evidence.
16:24April, buy a whole basket from that shop tomorrow.
16:27Find out where they came from.
16:30I heard these are the Sutton soup dumplings.
16:32I want to buy a whole basket to go.
16:34They're just like the Suttons, rest assured.
16:35Miss, just buy them.
16:36Guilty as expected.
16:43The Suttons have found the shop.
16:46Move all the bad meat and soup stock out tonight.
16:50Gotcha.
16:53To nail them, we need shop and cart records.
16:56Edward Grant, at the Capital Registry,
16:57is in charge of those.
17:00Then let's go find him.
17:02Yeah.
17:04Sir, here are today's new shop and cart registrations.
17:09Mr. Grant, Lucky Inn is moving their soup stock tonight.
17:12I need to check the cart records.
17:14Okay.
17:16To move things.
17:18They must have registered a cart.
17:19I checked the soup.
17:20You check the accounts.
17:21I'll give you an answer before dark.
17:34Miss, that is the smell.
17:38Don't alert them.
17:39Mark it.
17:40The same cart keeps showing up at Lucky Inn's back door.
17:44And the alley behind the fake bun shop.
17:46Mr. Grant, this might just be a coincidence.
17:48Enough coincidences become evidence.
17:59The purchasing and cart records all match up with Lucky Inn.
18:03We just need a steamer of real dumplings.
18:09Miss, what if they still deny it tomorrow?
18:11The real thing speaks for itself.
18:19If anyone gives you trouble tomorrow, don't force it.
18:22Dad, just stand tall.
18:23Never bow down for things you didn't do.
18:25I'll take care of the ledgers.
18:33I impeach Chancellor Sutton of letting his family use his title for profit, harming the people.
18:38Here it comes.
18:43Go on.
18:46If the Sutton family's goods truly harmed the people, I will take full responsibility.
18:50I ask your majesty to let me verify it in court.
18:52Granted.
18:53Let's verify it right here today.
18:56Summon Isabella Sutton to present the evidence.
19:00Isabella Sutton is summoned!
19:08Today we test the buns' authenticity and the Sutton family's innocence.
19:12Open the steamers.
19:20Sutton soup dumplings have 18 pleats with thin skins that never break.
19:24This fake doesn't even have the right pleats.
19:30The real soup is clear.
19:36The fake one is cloudy and fishy.
19:39How dare they use the Sutton name for this?
19:42Over the past three days, the fake bun shop's meat supplies and its storefront lease,
19:45they couldn't be afforded by a temporary stall.
19:48The meat delivery log and the lease.
19:50Both of these records happen to point to Lucky Inn.
19:53Thank you, Mr. Grant.
19:58I've always been law-abiding, just running a small business.
20:02April, bring the small pot of soup base from the butchers.
20:05Bring the soup base here.
20:10The soup base came from your place.
20:12The tainted meat went through your books.
20:14These ledgers don't lie.
20:16Manager, who are you looking at?
20:20The shop registration shouldn't have been approved so fast.
20:23Who cleared it early?
20:29I just took the money.
20:30I didn't expect it to go this far.
20:32A fake dumpling almost ruined Chancellor Sutton's reputation.
20:38Your Majesty, the investigation is complete.
20:40The fake bonds were indeed sold by the Lucky Inn manager who conspired with a petty official.
20:44Using the Sutton name to harm the people.
20:46Punish them according to the law.
20:48Richard Sutton has been clean his whole life.
20:50Yet someone wanted to use fake bonds to ruin his reputation.
20:52Thank you for your clear judgment, Your Majesty.
21:01From now on, only look for our manor's food boxes and cloth tags.
21:04The Sutton breakfast won't be sold anywhere else.
21:06Bella, you thought of this better than I did.
21:08April, take the cloth tags and count the food boxes.
21:11Yes, miss.
21:32If anyone fakes the Sutton name again, I'll be the first to object.
21:35Exactly.
21:35They'll have to answer to us customers.
21:37Then, I thank you all.
21:41Miss Sutton.
21:43Yesterday, before all the officials inspecting the bonds publicly, you were so logical.
21:46Truly impressive.
21:46Thank you for your help, Mr. Grant.
21:48I only checked the accounts.
21:49You're the one who really solved the crisis, Miss Sutton.
21:50This top scholar isn't just a bookworm.
21:55So the Sutton family never sells on the street.
21:57The ones that made people sick were fakes.
21:59Miss Sutton even paid for our medicine.
22:01The Suttons were truly framed.
22:10Everyone is praising Miss Sutton's kindness.
22:12A mere cook, getting more attention than us.
22:18Then, let's invite her over.
22:23This is no garden party.
22:24It is a setup.
22:25As things stand, with the king's favor and the people's praise, avoiding it looks suspicious.
22:29So I must go.
22:31Let's see what they're cooking up.
22:32In this trap of theirs.
22:34The Williams Tea Gathering.
22:36The Williams family values etiquette.
22:37They might use that against you.
22:39If I am not good at something, I won't fake it.
22:41Then how will you handle it, Miss Sutton?
22:44I never cook in someone else's walk.
22:46Then be careful, Miss Sutton.
23:01Miss, should you memorize some poems?
23:03Let them recite poems.
23:04I'll bring what this party is missing.
23:13This way, Miss Sutton.
23:19Miss, this seat.
23:21Seating doesn't matter.
23:22I don't care about these petty tricks.
23:24But as for today's food, I definitely have a say.
23:26Let's hope it won't disappoint me.
23:33What do you think of this floral tea, Miss Sutton?
23:35The floral scent is pure.
23:37If the tea were a bit hotter, it'd be perfect.
23:42Miss Sutton, you sure are keen on food.
23:46Without the right pastries, the flowers lose their charm.
23:49It is too tacky to only talk about food.
23:51Why don't you play us a tune, Miss Sutton?
23:55My loot skills are poor.
23:56I wouldn't dare subject you to it.
23:58But these pastries can still be salvaged.
24:01Since Miss Sutton won't write poems,
24:03why not critique this tea spread?
24:10The tea is excellent.
24:11But the pastries are too rich.
24:13They overpower the floral scent.
24:15Miss Sutton sure knows her food.
24:17Ordinary ladies wouldn't have such a kitchen-trained eye.
24:21Does your kitchen have floral nectar,
24:23sweet rice flour, and milk?
24:25For today's garden party,
24:27we need pastries that match the flowers.
24:28Let me borrow the kitchen.
24:30Miss Sutton is so talented.
24:31Why don't you show us?
24:38Miss Sutton is so talented.
24:41Enough.
24:42Miss, they just want to laugh at you.
24:45Then let's give them a show.
24:48Nectar rice cakes for a fragrant start.
24:49Fruit yogurt to cleanse the palate.
24:51And Osmenta's tea jelly to finish.
24:53Miss, are you trying to leave them completely speechless?
24:56Yes.
25:03I don't know.
25:17Hello!
25:47Let's go!
26:04Miss, these desserts look even better than theirs.
26:06Looks are just the first step. They must also pair with the tea.
26:11Don't panic, we can fix it.
26:12She did it on purpose!
26:18Plating is half the battle.
26:23The aroma really suits the garden party.
26:27Since Miss Sutton put in the effort, let's have a taste.
26:34This is lightly sweet, not too heavy, perfect with tea.
26:42Garden party tea snacks shouldn't overpower the flowers.
26:48This is just, nobody say a word. Let me have another bite.
26:52How is it so delicious?
26:54I want another bite.
26:55I want another bite of myマenbulent.
26:55Oh, I can't..
26:57But i can't wait till i have a bite something.
26:58At least once in my life, I've had a habit of the summer.
26:58Okay, so...