Ye Jizhou has been a bartender for ten years. What he is best at is not bartending, but reading the secrets hidden under the drinks from the micro-expressions of the guests. Until a DNA test report pushed him into the Ye family of Jiangcheng, a wealthy family that controlled the economic lifeline of half of the city.
He is the illegitimate son of Mr. Ye who lives outside the country. On the first day he recognized his ancestor and returned to the clan, his eldest brother Ye Jizong smiled and handed him a glass of wine: "Welcome home, brother." Ye Jizhou knew what was in the glass of wine as soon as he smelled it.
The fight for the inheritance of the family business has already become fierce. The eldest son Ye Jizong has been working hard for more than ten years. How can he allow a bastard to take away the cake? Conspiracies, frame-ups, and business traps followed one after another. Ye Jizhou, however, always wore a harmless smile and sat quietly in the corner during family meetings, like a glass of bad wine that had been watered down.
But Ye Jizong didn't know that this younger brother's greatest talent was to see through the weaknesses of countless big shots behind the bar. When the other party showed his trump card, Ye Jizhou smiled softly: "Brother, the financial director of your company owes me three years of wine money."
The bartender doesn't argue, but every drink the bartender makes is remembered.
