Qiu Chenxue, a renowned interpreter, transmigrates to a small town on the northern frontier. The weather here is bitterly cold, and the vegetation has withered, but foreign merchants and travelers come and go without end.
Penniless and all alone, she sets her sights on Xue Luojiu, the tavern owner who rescued her from the snow and ice. With her superb interpreting skills and outstanding social abilities, she brings his struggling little tavern back from the brink of closure.
She also recreates all kinds of modern cocktail recipes. The Qiu family tavern becomes famous far and wide, and its once-empty little shop is transformed into a grand establishment filled with guests.
The girl whose origins were once a mystery now has a thriving career, and countless rising stars and talented young men are smitten with her. She turns them all down, one by one. Then one day, Xue Luojiu returns, travel-worn and dressed in Taoist robes, and gathers her and the snowstorm into his arms.
Award-winning bartender Xue Luojiu transmigrates with his tavern, only to find that all the customers speak foreign languages. He has never been good with words, and though he has the ability to read minds, he cannot use it because he doesn't understand their languages. Business dwindles by the day, so he simply gives up trying.
One day, he brings a poor little thing in from the snow and learns that she is an interpreter who transmigrated here. With her help, Xue Luojiu can finally put his mind-reading ability and bartending skills to use, and business begins to boom.
Just when everything is going well, he is unexpectedly taken to a Taoist temple and inexplicably becomes the
Gugu's writing is good, but you need to pay attention to the layout. I feel a little tired from reading it.