Xiao Mao, who finally got out of his studies, came to Chang'an in the Tang Dynasty and followed a foreign uncle to sell Hu cakes in the West Market.
Unfortunately, the alley is deep, the cakes are not fragrant enough, and business is not easy to do.
Why is that blacksmith shop diagonally across the street banging all day long?
It turns out that the young master of that family, Lu Dingchuan, had his own capital and traffic.
Xiao Mao and Lu Dingchuan got acquainted because they customized a pan. Xiao Mao was a painter and Lu Dingchuan was a craftsman. At first, the two were a bit competitive, but as they cooperated more, they developed a sympathy for each other as craftsmen.
After getting acquainted, it is natural to gossip about personal experiences. It turns out that Lu Dingchuan is the child of a high-ranking official in the city, and he escaped from marriage. One day, his prospective fiancée, a young lady from the household minister's family, came to his door... Xiao Mao leaned against the Hu Cake Shop to bask in the sun and watch the show.
Lu Dingchuan complained that Xiao Mao didn't help him, but why should he help? How can I help? Neither of them knew what was going on, so they got into trouble.
The good times didn't last long, there were frequent heavy rains this year, the house collapsed and the store closed. Xiao Mao was separated from his family during the evacuation. When he was on the road to death, Lu Dingchuan appeared again... The mutual help in times of hardship became the glue of emotion.
Hu cakes should be eaten while they are hot, and blacksmithing should be made while they are hot. It is better to get started early if you are right.
What if it's late?
Then let your actions be one step faster than your heartbeat.
Set in the Tang Dynasty, there are no character prototypes, only mouth-watering food and beauties who love each other.
Purpose: It is better to love early than to love just right