Heroine: in the Beginning, I Was Selling Sausages and I Married Four Men to One Man.

My name is Gao Huan, 22 years old, owner of a sausage stall in Jiangcheng Snack Street. In this world where men are scarce and polyandry is legal, he could have relied on his appearance to earn a living. But he doesn't. He sets out at six o'clock in the morning every morning, making homemade honey-cumin-grilled sausages. His hand speed is so fast that he can turn ten sausages at the same time without turning over. He only saves money for one goal - to open his own snack bar, get rid of the control of his alcoholic mother, and live a stable life without being robbed by others. Until that day, his mother put him on a marriage search website. Four women appeared in front of the sausage stall at the same time. Su Qian, the gentle and restrained human resources director, has been secretly in love with him for ten years and is afraid that he will be deceived; Jiang Yuwei, the lively and clingy real estate daughter, has more than a thousand photos of him in her mobile phone; Wei Qing, the soft-spoken and soft-hearted shop owner of Qingdao Bar, has written the supply contract into a guardianship agreement; Mu Rongxue, the strong and affectionate childhood sweetheart, has only recognized him for more than ten years. Gao Huan stood in the middle, holding the sausage clip in the air: "I will pay back the money. The engagement is void. How many sausages do you want?" From the besieged street stalls to the popular "Huanji Snacks" on the Internet, from the IOUs written down one by one to the entrepreneurial partners working side by side, this is the story of a group of people running in both directions amidst the fireworks of the market. No one is an accessory, everyone is protecting the people they cherish in their own way. Four women, a sausage stall, and his hands that were only used to turn the sausages - not forced to accept, but willing.