This Time, I Want My Mother to Be Happy and Rich

"Eat the brown sugar cake while it's hot, and chase happiness as early as possible." Single mother Su Nuan's night market stall was knocked over by Lin Sa, a drunk advertising elite, but a heart-warming miracle happened. When the "Memory Blind Box" snacks with handwritten story cards became popular on the Internet, and when the wishing jar of the 10-year-old daughter Tangtang contained a note "I want my mother to sleep more", three women healed the entire city with delicious food. From the counterattack of "bad review marketing" to the tearful packaging of Michelin judges, from the loft workshop to the century-old teahouse main store, they adhere to the original intention of "expressing love with food", making everyone who tastes dim sum smile and take out their wallets. This is not a business war legend, but an urban fairy tale played by pots and pans - when the oven lights up with warm light, happiness and money bags will expand together. (Female entrepreneurship + food healing + urban inspiration)