In this article, we study Li-Ang's《Duck Spring Feast》, the very first long dietary novel in Taiwan, published in 2007 and pinpoints it rarely establishes a link between topics of diet and death, which unlike the traditional emphasis on depiction of color, aroma and taste of dishes, adopted in common dietary literature; meanwhile, this novel tends towards retrospection and serves not only a summary of the past creations but thinking over the new starting point since Father’s death and collapse of political belief. This article focuses on the two keywords, diet and death; for one thing, it uncovers that 《Duck Spring Feast》concentrates Li-Ang's three main creation topics in his lifetime: sense of self-existence, lust and politics and offers sacrifice to his dead father who was fond of delicacy with the past creations via the media of diet and death (= offerings) to the spirit of the deceased. On the other hand, Li-Ang's novel works over the past 50 years since late 1960 have been closely reviewed and found that the three topics mentioned above in《Duck Spring Feast》have faced a mild quantitative change. In other words,《Duck Spring Feast》becomes a work of transition in his writing career and since then, his famous works have include 《Marriage in Seven Lives: Entangled Love Affair of Taiwanese / Mainlander.》 (2009), 《Everyone Chews on Sugarcane by the Side of the Road》(2014)and so on.