Once she traveled through time, Shen Tang became the unluckiest peasant girl in Qingshui Village in the Liang Dynasty.
My father broke his leg and fell into a coma, my mother was weak, and my younger siblings were starving. The eccentric grandma took the opportunity to force the second family to separate. The eldest family took away the food, fields and good house, leaving them with only a leaky thatched hut, half a bag of moldy brown rice and an iron pot with a chipped edge.
The whole village was waiting to see the joke.
But no one knows that Shen Tang was a small owner of a chain restaurant in his previous life. He was best at calculating costs, preparing soup, and making snacks.
Others thought pig offal was dirty, fishy, and cheap, but she washed it to remove the fishy smell, mixed it with spices, and simmered it over a slow fire. The first pot of braised meat comes out of the pot, and the aroma wafts out from half the village. The next day, she went to the town to set up a stall with a broken pot on her back. One penny for a small bowl, three penny for extra rice, and dock coolies and farmers going to the market rushed to buy it.
From pig offal to braised dried beans, from brown rice to hot noodle soup, from small stalls to Shen Kee snack shop, she feeds her family with a pot of braised food and makes everyone who looks down on her greedy.
The best relatives competed for the recipe, the restaurant owner suppressed the business, and the clan elders used filial piety to force her to hand over the workshop. Shen Tang wanted to show everyone that a farm girl could support a family and a woman could be a boss.
But she didn't expect that the silent man she rescued was not an ordinary refugee.
He lost his memory and was seriously injured, but he could read ledgers, weapons, and protect his family, and he only listened to her. It wasn't until an old person from the palace came to find her that she knew that Zhou Yan, who carried water and chopped firewood for her and guarded the stall door, was actually Prince Daliang who had been framed and disappeared.
Shen Tang smiled faintly: "I saved Zhou Yan, not the prince. The wealth I, Shen Tang, want is never given by others."
