The No. 1 Store in Chang'an: Tanhua Lang's Accountant Lady

Wu Zetian era, Luoyang West Market. At the age of seventeen, Shen Zhaozhao took over the dilapidated cloth shop left by his late father. From being scolded as a "girl's movie" to becoming the legend of "the number one business house in Chang'an". Hard-core business wars do not rely on luck: the second uncle threw excrement, smashed the shop, and set fire; the profiteer Li Yuansheng poached customers and cut off the supply of goods; was suppressed by the powerful Wang Zhian and Wu Chengsi; and was engaged in a price war by the Jiangnan giant Du Bancheng. She was forced to a dead end again and again, but she relied on herself to make a comeback - dyeing the lost "Tian Shui Bi" and "Yun Brocade", establishing a membership system, taking the Western Region trade route, and joining forces with the Yang family of Sichuan Brocade. Cold-faced Tanhua × Enthusiastic Shopkeeper: Xue Yun, the mayor of Luoyang, could only say "qualified" and "fine", and he fined her the first time she inspected the shop. Later, he rushed into the fire scene, resigned from office, and fended off bandits for her. When he says "I haven't married you yet", his ears are always red. Thirty years of steady flow, not spectacular, but very real. From Wu Zetian's abdication to the prosperous Kaiyuan era, from a shabby shop to the world's largest business. This is a story of one person carrying it all, and a story that is passed down from generation to generation. In a word: It doesn't depend on men, it doesn't depend on luck, it depends on "Shen Ji's brand cannot fail".