Xin Hui went through many hardships since he was a child, from being separated in a flood, being sold to a brothel, to adopting his younger brother Xin Qi while on the run, and later being exiled because his family was convicted. On the road to exile, she endured humiliation to save Xin Qi, and managed to escape with her brother when the bandits attacked. The siblings were separated during the escape, and Xin Hui was sold into a brothel. He relied on his wisdom and courage to survive, and was later rescued by Cui Kangming, the eldest son of the Cui family. She helped Cui Kangming reorganize the northwest caravan, but unexpectedly discovered that Xin Qi was Cui Kangyi, the second son of the Cui family. Amid the power entanglement and emotional struggle in the Cui Mansion, Xin Hui finally chose to leave, rely on his own ability to open the "Flower Room Eating" shop, and move towards an independent life. This book focuses on Xin Hui's growth and choices, showing the tenacity and wisdom of women in troubled times, as well as the complex interweaving of family, love and power.
