When Lin Wan turned thirty, he lost his job.
When the company's layoff list came down, she had just stayed up all night, and before she even got the compensation, her ex-boyfriend began to think she had no future. The landlord was urging her to rent, her mother was urging her to get married, and her bank card balance also reminded her that the decency of an adult was often just something she had to hold on to.
On the day of desperation, Lin Wan dug out the snack recipe she had researched in her spare time and pushed a second-hand dining cart to the night market. She originally thought that setting up a stall was just a temporary means of making ends meet, but she never expected that from product selection, pricing, and promotion, to attracting repeat customers, building word of mouth, and grabbing stalls, she would find what she was really good at step by step.
From an unemployed woman who was looked down upon to the most popular stall owner in the night market; from working late into the night guarding a pot, to owning her own store, team and signboard, Lin Wan finally understood that turning thirty was not the beginning of being eliminated from life, but the beginning of a life where she made a comeback with her own hands.
This time, she doesn't rely on anyone to save her or wait for charity. She has to rely on herself to turn the miserable place into a steaming good life.
