This manhwa is another solid comfort read that is mostly about wholesome slice of life interactions, cooking, and farming. Has likeable characters and good art. Don't go into this expecting narrative brilliance and you'll have a fun, chill time.

It's cute, with nice characters and art but to be honest it's verging on boring. I do like that it's trying to set itself apart in a crowded market, but I don't know if it's entirely successful. The main character is supposed to be running a farm for one, but it seems more like she's running a cafe. And there are more than enough webcomics about people winning hearts through their cooking these days.

It's funny that the main character is clinging onto the ownership of her 'farm' when the Emperor is trying to get rid of her so he can have the land for himself. It's kind of disappointing how quickly everyone gives up and decides the main character is the best thing since sliced bread though. All it takes is a cup of coffee or a pie. It's a bit too nicey nice all round.

Since the first 30 chapters have been so tame, I'm not sure how it could evolve from there into something that actually leaves you thirsty for more. There's a lot of characters surrounding the Emperor that the main character interacts with, but they all become her number one fans almost as soon as they meet her so their personalities kind of fall flat.