Shi Jian Takes Advantage of His Youth to Grow Old with You.

The day I dressed as the proprietress of a bankrupt restaurant in the Tang Dynasty, the system asked me if I wanted a golden finger. I took a look at the ledger of "Liabilities of 300 Guan" and asked, "Can it be cashed out?" The system was silent. I said, "Then don't." I decided to starve myself to death. Until a snowy night, a drunken young man in white opened the door and asked to write a poem on credit. He put his pen on my mottled wall and splashed ink to write "The Wine Will Come in". Signed: Li Bai. I immediately made the decision: He will provide poems and swords, and I will provide wine and shops. So—— I made his poems into "limited numbered poetry notes" and sold ten of them every day. I used his poems to create the "immortal drunkenness". One drink after another, my name became famous in Chang'an. Hooligans destroying the place? He was drunk and struck a sword, causing the bluestone to split three feet into the ground. A plot by powerful people? I use modern business thinking to teach them how to behave. From the ruins of Xishi to the top of Chang'an, from the banquet in Qujiang to the beacon smoke of Anshi. He is a shining poet in the history books, but he is a drunk cat beside me who knows how to take credit, is jealous, and always points his wine glass at me. I am the only firework in his poetry and sword mountains and rivers. I use account books, wine jars and thousands of years of wisdom to guard the way back to the world for the banished immortal. This is a grand collision of poetry and wine, swords and ledgers, passed down talents and modern thinking. See how we turned a bankrupt restaurant into the most dazzling legend of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.