Li Huan has just graduated from university and is thrilled to be starting life over.
Not “starting over” as in being reborn, but starting from zero as a family of three after bankruptcy wiped out everything they owned.
The good news: the System has arrived.
The bad news: it gives no money and offers no designs. It won’t help when you’re down, only add to your success once you’re already doing well.
Her father, Li Chuan, once crashed and burned in business. Now he’s starting from the start again, making it big in the culture category with video breakdowns of history. His videos regularly get millions of views, and viewers call him “the history creator who speaks the clearest, most down-to-earth language.” Along the way, he’s turned the family’s cultural merchandise shop into a viral check-in spot.
Her mother, Yan Jing, seems to be just a gentle woman selling cultural merchandise at a stall. In reality, she’s the internet’s most beloved “online mom.” Countless children from unhappy families line up in her comments to pour out their troubles, and her sincere words, one by one, have become the only outlet for many adults and children when they’re overwhelmed.
As for Li Huan...
She just wants to make life a little better for her family and do a few things she loves along the way.
So they start with a single night-market stall beside the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda.
They create “Little Li from Chang’an” scenic fridge magnets that tourists scramble to collect.
They create poetry quote stands that pair Li Bai reciting poems with Little Li’s witty replies, and soon they’re making the rounds all over the internet.
They create two-person blind boxes featuring women from history and Little Li together across a thousand years.
They create a plush First Emperor doll that netizens can dress up in dozens of different outfits.
Later, they (completely) (unintentionally) (with lots of) (hard work) turn Chang’an into a cultural merchandise universe.
Theme: Overcome hardships and stand united
Come on＾0＾~It looks great [Come on]