On the day He Yutang got married, Eighty-eight carried the dowry to the door of Xie's house, leaving only half a cart of bricks.
Her uncle and aunt persuaded her to break off her engagement to the poor prince and marry the widower of a salt merchant instead. He Yutang opened the lid of the box in the street: "Don't retreat. Take it to Xie's house, just in time to put it on the stove."
The Xie family was once an old clan that everyone in Beijing looked up to, but now the farm is in deficit, and the accountant only has two or seven cents left. The eldest son, Xie Mingjiu, is dedicated to reviving his family, but He Yutang feels that glory cannot be eaten as food, and he must first feed his family.
The sour fruit couldn't be sold, so she made it into jam; no one cared about the old garden, so she opened the door to hold a spring fair; the deserted village suffered losses every year, so she led people to build canals and fill the granary. She is kind-hearted and bold, and always takes three steps more than planned to do things, causing trouble in front of her. Xie Mingjiu said she was fooling around, but secretly found people, prepared goods, and supported her, and quietly blocked the danger.
"Your Majesty, Madam has caused trouble again!"
The man had already stood up and walked out: "The trouble she caused belongs to me. Who dares to mess with her?"
Later, the Xie family returned to the throne, and He Yutang packed up his suitcases and prepared to retire after success. Xie Mingjiu reached out and pressed the lid of the box: "You have supported the Xie family and made me unable to live without you. Where do you want to go now?"
