With five yuan and a set of old clothes, Lin Wan flees the countryside, where her family is trying to force her into marriage, and escapes to an unfamiliar city. She has no pocket dimension or special powers. The only thing she can rely on is the cooking skill passed down by her grandmother.
As soon as she arrives, her cousin’s husband looks down on her. Does she have to live under someone else’s roof with her head bowed? She turns around and gets to work sorting vegetables at the market and pulling long shifts at a clothing factory. Once she’s saved enough, she sets up a stall selling home-style snacks. Her vegetable dumplings, wontons, and multigrain porridge are made with generous ingredients and taste delicious, and she soon earns her first fortune.
Thugs give her trouble? Her husband, Chen Mo, a repairman, steps in to protect her. Competitors copy her? She keeps her customers with new flavors. Her birth family tries to leech off her? She firmly draws the line!
With no golden finger, she relies entirely on hard work from dawn till dusk. There’s no melodramatic household infighting, only genuine determination. From a roadside stall to a chain of snack shops, and from a life as a couple to a house full of children, watch this young woman who ran away from her marriage in the 1980s turn hard times into a sweet life with her own two hands and a steadfast heart, becoming the wealthy woman everyone envies!
The plot of the story is good, and it captures the atmosphere of life in that era.
It is beautiful, warm, and the positive atmosphere warms the readers.
It's very interesting. It feels like a very heartwarming story to me. I look forward to the update.