Fruity

Su Haitang, a modern salesperson, wakes up and travels back to ancient times to become a kitchen boy in a fruit shop that is on the verge of closing down. Faced with a huge backlog of fruit and a deserted business, she used modern plating techniques to put together leftover fruits into a creative fruit plate, which unexpectedly attracted the attention of passers-by. The fourth prince, Murong Bo, disguised himself as a temporary worker and sneaked into the store in order to investigate public sentiment. Unaware of this, Su Haitang arranged for this "Prince Temporary Worker" to cut fruit, run errands and complain about his clumsiness from time to time. The cold-faced prince was forced to do menial work, but during repeated cooperations, he was deeply attracted by Su Haitang's novel business ideas and cheerful personality. From the hilarious exchanges during street sales, to stunning the royal family with the "Starry Sky Fruit Plate" at the palace banquet; from resolving the crisis of a bad partner, to working together to fight against the conspiracy of a mysterious organization, the two staged a ridiculous but sweet and heartwarming story in the pyrotechnic fruit shop and the turbulent palace struggle. When the disparity in status collides with sincere emotions, how will this love bonded by fruit ultimately write their romantic ending? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.