Su Ye, a talented surgeon whose career was ruined by a medical incident, returned to his hometown and inherited a dilapidated canteen. She unexpectedly discovered that the vegetables she grew could "diagnose" diners' hidden physical and mental illnesses. From then on, a bowl of lotus leaf porridge that can relieve anxiety, and a plate of lily stuffed wine that can reconcile the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law have become more precise remedies than a scalpel. When former doubters and capital hunters came in droves, she used the tip of her tongue as a guide and fireworks as medicine. In this small canteen, she healed people's hearts, rebuilt trust, and wrote an urban legend about healing and reconciliation.
