Street Food in Bianjing: How Did It Become a Sensation?

Fu Ning transmigrated into the Northern Song dynasty as the daughter of a poor family in Bianjing.

Her father had failed the imperial examinations again and again, so he could only make ends meet by copying books every day. Her mother washed clothes for other people, barely managing to maintain a little dignity. And a four-year-old younger sister was always clinging to her side.

Fu Ning had neither money nor farmland.

She immediately rolled up her sleeves and got to work!

She set up a little stall selling soapy water, washboards, cotton gloves, and warming hand pots all at once.

Her quirky, cute-and-ugly figurines and innovative stationery made the wives and gentlemen who came to buy them unable to look away.

Limited editions, stamp cards, buy one get one free, merchandise just like their idols'... Fu Ning got the people of Bianjing to part with their money willingly.

See how Fu Ning grows from a tiny roadside stall into the Fu Family's Fine Goods Shop, a sensation throughout Bianjing.

Wei Xun's first assignment after arriving in the capital was to clean up the streets, otherwise known as turning over street stalls. He didn't accomplish much, but his strikingly handsome face made him unforgettable to everyone in the streets and alleys.

When Fu Ning learned that the stall she'd spent so long saving up for had been smashed overnight, her heart ached for three whole days!

Then she ran into the aloof, refined Wei Xun. Anger got the better of her, and first she pretended to be blind, then shoved him into the Bian River.

Who could have guessed that this cold-faced young lord had never smashed anyone's stall, and was actually warm-hearted and soft inside?

A lighthearted comedy about building a business and making a fortune, with no golden finger.

Theme: Innovation brings prosperity