After she transmigrated, the CEO of an international tea company, Ye Yaming, became the third young lady of a prominent Jiangnan tea house, having just come of age.
In the previous life, the Ye family was falsely accused, their property confiscated, and they were exiled. The original owner married a “phoenix man” and was abused to death.
In this life, Ye Yaming took over and declared that these were not problems at all.
Tea-making was her expertise, and dealing with people was her forte. With the original owner’s memories from her previous life, changing the fate of the Ye family and the original owner was not difficult.
First, she issued a tea currency to solve the funding problem; then she made osmanthus tea to establish the reputation of Ye tea; next, she raised funds to expand the business, found a few partners for support, and casually set a trap for the opponent, returning a gift of a trap.
Ye Yaming clapped her hands: the future of the Ye family was secure.
As for the “phoenix man,” that was even simpler. With a little bait, he would be ruined!
Facing the blank tea market and tea utensils in the Great Jin Dynasty, Ye Yaming’s entrepreneurial spirit soared: she wanted to create her first tea industry in this alternate Great Jin.
