The heroine Su Wan resigned from her job at a major Internet company in a big city due to workplace PUA and emotional betrayal, and returned to a small southern town to inherit the old tavern left by her grandmother, which mainly sells sweets, simple meals and used items for consignment. In the process of running the small restaurant, she met all kinds of customers: frustrated musicians, students who broke up with long-distance relationships, old people living alone, rich second-generation male protagonists who escaped from their families. Everyone came with a story. Su Wan used tenderness and food to heal others, and slowly healed herself. In the end, she and the male protagonist redeemed each other, kept the fireworks of the small town, and gained ordinary happiness.
