Da Zaojun

An iron pot cooks all kinds of flavors of the world; a stove fire passes on a thousand-year-old faith.
Song Wuji accidentally obtained the deity of the Kitchen God and embarked on the path of kitchen cultivation.
From then on, he passed on the way of the Eastern Kitchen, performed the duties of the Kitchen God, and offered sacrifices to the Five Zang Temples to nourish his practice. Using the stove as a tool and food as weapons, he achieved immortality amidst the curling smoke.

As the saying goes: There is a big world in the pot, and long years on your fingertips.

Introduction 2: Those who eat water are good swimmers and can withstand cold; those who eat soil are mindless but intelligent; those who eat wood are strong but timid; those who eat grass are good runners but stupid; those who eat leaves have silk but are moths; those who eat meat are brave and fierce; those who eat air are divine and long-lived; those who eat grain are wise and clever. Those who do not eat are immortal and divine.

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