In 1927, Ren Ning followed his adoptive father Li Si to Chao'an. Li Si, who had lost all his money, sold Ren Ning to the Wen family as a girl. When Ren Ning escaped, he hid in the car of Su Yangbo, the eldest son of the Su family. Ren Ning's business acumen was appreciated by Su Li, the master of the Su family, and was allowed to stay in the Su family. Wen Baokun suspected that Wen Baoshi, the eldest son of the Wen family, had been assassinated by Su Yangbo and injured him. In order to save Wen Baokun who was arrested in the police station and to repay Su Yangbo who was in a coma, Ren Ning married into the Su family to celebrate. Su Yangbo died and the Su family was in a difficult situation. Ren Ning decided to revive the Su family. Ren Ning became a shareholder of Weaving Layout, but was hit by the forces of the Republic of China government that opposed the Westernization Movement. Machine Weaving Layout was facing reconstruction. In order to save Ren Ning from prison, the Su family handed over all shares in the machine weaving layout and the raw silk contract with foreign merchants in exchange for Ren Ning's life. After being released from prison, Ren Ning regained his fighting spirit to establish Chao'an Tea Factory, and the Su family industry once again made new progress. During the Gengzi national crisis, Ren Ning used his own way to revive the Su family's great cause, and also led the way to reform in the turbulent current situation.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
