Yunshang Shop Does Not Sell Bailang

When he opened his eyes, textile engineer Gu Nanzhi transformed into the down-and-out shopkeeper of Chang'an West Market in the Tang Dynasty. I started with a debt of 200 guan, and if I couldn't pay it within 40 days, the clothing store would have to be handed over to someone else. She has no money or support, only a house full of rags and a Qiuci businessman Bai Yao who comes to ask for the balance of the three-year contract. Bai Yao has a good face, long legs, and a cold temper, so he is the most suitable to wear the new clothes she designed. Gu Nanzhi simply asked him to stand at the door as a model, and printed his portrait on the goods label. Unexpectedly, before the clothes were sold all over Chang'an, girls from all over the city blocked the door of the shop and asked, "Shopkeeper Gu, do you want Bai Lang to sell it?" One just wants to pay off debts through craftsmanship, while the other wants to negotiate a share of everything first. But when prices were lowered by peers, mother samples were stolen, and Baiyi Club was smashed one after another, the two not only turned a rag shop into a trade route in the Western Regions, but also made this business seem less like a business the more they talked about it. There is only one rule in Yunshang Shop: You can buy portraits and try on clothes, but neither Bai Lang nor the shopkeeper will sell them.