In Qingxi Town in the south of the Yangtze River, Chu Suining guarded the small snack shop left by her parents. With her ability to improve herbal snacks, she lived a life that was not rich and wealthy, but still had enough to eat and drink. It happened that the best relatives came to the door every two days to fight in the autumn breeze, the gangsters came from time to time to collect protection fees, and colleagues always used dirty tricks behind her back. Everyone felt that this little cook was easy to bully. Unexpectedly, one day, a tall man with a cold face came to the door, bought a piece of Poria cake and never left. The man called himself Wen Yanzhi, a military general who resigned and returned home. He said, "I will help you look after the shop if you are in charge of the food." From then on, Chu Suining was responsible for kneading dough, making snacks, and building a business, and Wen Yanzhi was responsible for settling accounts, moving goods, and beating up gangsters. The snack shop opened bigger and bigger, and the medicinal snacks were sold all over the country, and even the palace asked for them. Everyone else laughed at General Wen for leaving his job as a high-ranking official and working as a waiter for the cook. Wen Yanzhi only glanced at it lightly: "My wife earns ten times more than my salary." The two of them joined hands all the way, fighting against the best, competing with peers, exploring business routes, staying away from the disputes in the court, and living a prosperous life. But no one expected that those old grievances in the court would eventually come to the door.