Three Kingdoms: Start with a Pastry Shop

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo entered the capital, and the world was about to be in chaos. In Caiyang Township, Nanyang County, the Cai Family Cake Shop has been passed down for three generations. His grandfather founded the shop and his father ran the business. Now the shop falls on the shoulders of seventeen-year-old Cai Anshi. There is a shop, and in the yard there is an old jujube tree planted by my grandfather. He originally thought that his life would be spent kneading dough, watching fire, and selling cakes. Until that day, Lao Huang came back from the township and market with news - food prices had risen, deserters had arrived in the north of the township, and Wancheng was requisitioning grain. The footsteps of troubled times were getting closer and closer, and Cai Anshi made a decision: close the door and move. From Nanyang to Runan, from Runan to Chenliu. Along the way, there were Yellow Turban thieves, defeated troops, and many checkpoints. From a pastry shop to a military supplier, from a civilian to the most trusted logistics manager in Cao Cao's account. In troubled times, others are fighting for cities and power, while he is fighting for food and people's hearts.