Happy Branch

A professional gossip leader meets an unscrupulous and treacherous boss, and begins a journey of no return in order to survive and betray his moral bottom line. In the beginning, it was like this. "You can choose to sell yourself or sell your conscience." "I won't sell either!" "Huh? Then go die." Later, it was like this. "You can choose to marry me or not." "I choose neither." "Huh? Then let me die." ——Serious line—not that serious— This article tells the story of a teahouse proprietress who appears to be a teahouse proprietress but is secretly the head of an intelligence agency that controls public opinion. When she loses her wealth, she meets the leader of a killer agency who appears to be an important official of the imperial court but secretly controls human lives. A story about accidentally losing both life and money. In fact, it seems to be a coincidence, but in fact it is a painstaking effort, not for the common people, but for the people in the dream. No one expected that Baihua Tea House would win the Yu State Most Valuable Store Award. (Although it is default) No one expected that the proprietress would become the first on the rich list. (Although it was given to me by the landlady's husband) No one expected that Qiu Nan's landlady would get married. No one expected that Prime Minister Zuo, who hated his daughter, would also get married. No one expected that the talkative landlady would lose to the brainy Prime Minister Zuo. As everyone knows, Baihua Teahouse's warning is, "Love is three parts poison." Little did he know that the person who said this was deeply poisoned.