Siganchiryosa Ceres

Grace Elusia, the head of the Count’s household, was a paradox revered across the continent—a saint for the countless lives she saved with her power to turn back time, yet a demon to those who feared her unnatural gift. But not even her miraculous abilities could stave off her own incurable illness. On her deathbed, her sole concern was for her disciples, praying that the volatile Grand Duke Kai would not unleash his fury upon them for concealing her passing. As the door to her chamber was torn from its hinges, Grace finally closed her eyes, too weary to fight any longer, leaving behind a legacy of salvation and grief. However, death was not the end. Grace awakens to find herself in an entirely unfamiliar body and world as Ceres, the neglected eldest daughter of a bankrupt noble family. The shock deepens when she discovers that three hundred years have passed since her death. Yet, her pragmatic nature quickly surfaces; after all, a few centuries mean little when the immediate threat is a mountain of debt. The sole income of her new, penniless household comes from a humble tavern called "Where Your Feet Come to Rest," which serves a hearty stew to local mercenaries. To her bewilderment, the recipes are her own, leading to a comedic confrontation with the current owner who claims them as her own. Now occupying the body of a disgraced noble, Ceres must first wrangle control of her inherited business while fending off the family's creditors. But her troubles multiply as strange visitors begin to appear, asking about a mysterious blue stone or demanding the Grand Duke receive a proper meal. With a trio of crises—financial ruin, culinary theft, and a parade of enigmatic strangers—Ceres finds that even in a new life, the peace she craves remains frustratingly out of reach.