Hanamaki Tea Shop: the Cat Is on Top of the Cabinet, I'm Lying Down

Su Wantang, a modern dessert chef, died suddenly and transformed into an orphan girl from the Northern Song Dynasty. A family with four walls? Lie flat. The rice tank has bottomed out? Lie flat. Picked up a calico cat named Hanamaki? Continue to lie flat. She took stock of the dilapidated house and set three principles in life: never get up early, never work too much, and whoever gets involved will be in a hurry. Just wait for the shop to close down at a loss, and then live in retirement. But each of the guys he hired was more wrong than the last—— Tao Xiaotao, a chatty social cow, travels all over the city delivering food in one day. Xie Yuanzhi, the cold-faced waiter, easily scares away the gangsters. Wang Cuihua, the God of Pastry War, kneads the dough until midnight. Su Wendao, a marketing genius, has a review paper plastered all over Tianshui Lane. Su Wantang wanted to cook less, but the waiter secretly increased the amount. She wanted to lower the price, but the guy secretly raised the price. She wanted to close the shop and take a rest, but the customers lined up at the entrance of the alley, and Hanamaki lay on the top of the counter refusing to move. Kraft paper takeout, glass cup milk tea, and steamed cakes are fragrant. The more she wants to lose money, the more popular the store becomes; the more she wants to lie down, the more troublesome the waiter gets. Accidentally, she became the number one female chef in Beijing. This is a heart-warming story about "the shopkeeper just wants to be a bad guy, but the guy wants to be a god". The cat is on the top of the cabinet, the person is lying down, the world is full of fireworks, and peace comes every year.