After being rejected for marriage, I can no longer hide my identity as a poetry immortal.

Summary

Ye Tian, unsure of the value of two hundred taels of silver due to historical variations, contemplates safer business ventures instead of risking illegal salt production. He travels to the county town with Doggie, excited yet cautious about their future. They discuss opening a baozi shop, but Doggie doubts his management skills. Upon arriving, Ye Tian is initially disappointed by the city’s appearance but soon finds it lively. After a meal at a noodle shop, they face an unexpected challenge when a soldier demands their borrowed donkey cart for the county office, offering compensation. This situation highlights the precariousness of their circumstances and the need for careful navigation in their new environment.

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