[Viewing Guide: This book is divided into modern and ancient chapters. It contains the following elements: female channel talk, wealthy CEO, rural revitalization, live streaming, business wars, family portraits, old case tracing, mutual love between two powerful people, realistic orientation, slap-in-the-face novels, worldly love and family ties, ancient and modern secrets, light suspense, and farming management.
Introduction:
Jane's Group came to the foot of Mount Emei to purchase Xueya Tea Garden. Everyone thought that Wen Qianyu was a good tea farmer's daughter. The professional manager came up with an exclusive thirty-year contract that locked the future of Chashan. Wen Qianyu exposed the trap of clauses in public and tore up the contract directly.
This scene was photographed by Jian Munan and sent to Jian Muzhi, the eldest grandson of the Jian family. Jian Muzhi went down the mountain in person and found that Wen Qianyu was not fooling around, but really understood the contract life gate. The two went from confrontation and testing to renegotiation, and then worked together to bring Xueya Tea into a larger industrial chain.
As the cooperation progresses, Jian Munan traces the fire in the factory ten years ago and discovers that the accident that year was not an accident, but a material subcontracting, insurance claims settlement and internal profit transfer. In order to cover up the truth, the villains began to counterattack on Chashan, creating public opinion, accidents, financial disturbances and supply chain crises.
The ancient chapter begins with "Xue Ya's Old Score": hundreds of years ago, Wen Yu did not want to be arranged for marriage and fell in love with his husband Jian Mu. The two broke through etiquette, eloped to Emei, and opened up the Xueya Tea Garden, leaving behind tea records, family mottos, and the spiritual foundation that "women can also be self-reliant."
Modern Wen Qianyu finally understood that what she guarded was not just a tea garden, but the dignity that generations of people had gained with freedom and sacrifice. She and Jian Muzhi were not dependent on each other, but each stood on their own land and walked towards each other.
