Lin Wanzhi, a college graduate, couldn't find a job and returned to her village dejectedly. Seeing the green peppers rotting in the fields with no buyers, she felt heartbroken yet unwilling to give up. Basket by basket, she bought them back, chopped them up, put them in a pot, bottled them, and repeatedly tested and brewed green pepper sauce on her family's earthen stove. The villagers laughed at her for studying so hard she became foolish, purchasing agents joined forces to drive down prices, and a troublemaker in the village led a group to make trouble, forcing her to raise prices. She did not bow her head, slapped the invoices one by one on the table, and turned around to ride her tricycle to the neighboring village to find sources of goods. From a single person and a single pot to orders for 100,000 jars and a food factory, from a mocked returned college student to the universally respected "Green Pepper Queen".