Wen Lan holds the complete property rights of the South Gate Farmers Market, quietly maintaining market operations on weekdays. Merchant He Dayong misunderstands Wen Lan as eating and taking for free, splashing tofu pudding in public to intensify the conflict. Some merchants, instigated, tear up their business contracts and refuse to fulfill their agreements. Wen Lan does not argue on the spot, delivers eviction notices according to contract fulfillment procedures, and retains complete evidence. After the public opinion storm erupts, the truth is gradually uncovered, and the merchants recognize their own problems. In the end, the market reallocates stalls through public bidding, and everyone obtains operating positions based on strength, returning to a fair and orderly business life.