Su Wantang, the founder of a modern chain restaurant, opened his eyes and became a merchant girl in the Yong Dynasty whose engagement had just been broken off.
The betrothal gift was cheated by her second uncle, and the shop was taken over by her second uncle. Even the rest of her life was plotted against her - forcing her to marry a man from a wealthy family who was suffering from madness, so that she could justifiably take away the Su family property.
Su Wantang rolled up her sleeves: OK, let's start with three taels of silver.
An old stew pot and a meat cleaver. Others relied on the system to travel through time, but she relied on the ancestral stewed recipe and modern management: the cost card was documented, the meal was served faster than the grab, the combination of membership system and franchise chain made the shopkeeper of a time-honored shop in the county change his profession overnight.
Ex-fiancé comes to ask for reconciliation? Sorry, our store does not accept repeat customers.
The second uncle is crying about poverty while holding false accounts? Okay, let's reconcile it in court.
As the business grew, so did the troubles. The green-shirted scholar who always appeared after closing the stall could reveal the deepest obstacles in her business with just one opening of his mouth; the jade-wearing hand behind the guild also reached all the way from the capital city to the county seat.
Su Wantang simmered the stewed soup thicker and thicker, and opened the stall wider and wider - from the end of the street in the small town to the most expensive area in the capital.
Someone asked her, what does a business woman whose engagement was annulled do?
She put the braised food platter on the table: the guests would be happy with their food and their money would be clean.
