Dye All the Spring Mountains

Southern Song Dynasty, Huzhou. When his father died of illness suddenly, Lu Zhiwei took over a dyeing workshop that was still profitable, and it was also an unfinished handover. Her father had already chosen her to take over, but he failed to clear all those years of favors and debts for her. The aunt wants to take back the side yard, the uncle wants to get back his investment over the years, the cousin is looking for another source of goods, and even the widowed sister-in-law Xu Jingyi, who has been with her for many years in accounting, also wants to open a shop of her own. They had all made concessions for this family, and now they all had their own reasons why they could no longer wait. Zhiwei knows how to test silk, distinguish colors, and arrange work, but gradually discovers that the position left by her father carries an unexplained price. When a foreign businessman offers a condition that makes her loved one's heart flutter, she must come up with a more weighty answer than "trust me again." Outside of the business, Gu Xingjian gave her a longing to see each other after a long absence; Jingyi took back the time she had reserved for her, which also made her finally realize that the intimacy she had experienced for so many years had long surpassed that of a sister-in-law. A vat of cyan, several rooms full of thoughts. She wanted to keep the family property left by her father, and also wanted to keep the people she loved, until everyone began to make plans for herself.