When Shen Zhi woke up, she found out that her father wanted to sell her as a concubine in exchange for gambling debts. While fleeing on a rainy night, she picked up a seriously injured man under the bridge - Pei Yan, the second master of the Pei family. In order to get out of trouble, and to protect her young brother Shen Heng, she was forced to get involved in a marriage contract. She walked from a shabby house in the countryside to the Pei family village, and gradually came into contact with the old accounts of the Dongping Wharf salt smuggling case and the death of Pei Yan's father ten years ago.
She refused to accept her fate, checking accounts, people, and old cases, and relied on her hands to pull herself and her brother out of the mud bit by bit. Later, she moved to Yuezhou, opened Chunni Restaurant from scratch, and regained her footing in the market fireworks. Pei Yan was in Linchuan to reverse the case and settle the accounts, learning to let go, and also learning to bring his sincerity to the light. After the old case was settled, the two rewrote the marriage contract, Shen Heng was elected, and Chunni took root in the two cities. In the end, this is not a story about being "rescued", but a story about a woman who first understands herself and then walks side by side with others for the rest of her life.
Intention: Live your own life first, and then learn to love each other.