After Eight Hundred Thousand, Reopening
He Cheng's business venture failed, leaving him in debt of eight hundred thousand. His business partner Lin Yuan left for a time, but He Cheng chose to stay and bear the debt, apologizing to creditors one by one and rewriting the IOUs. To pay back the money, he started from a night market fried rice stall, keeping accounts and repaying debts every day with the help of Zhao Man, Su Nuan, and the neighbors. Lin Yuan later returned to share the burden. Over three years, they paid off the debts little by little and won back the creditors' trust. After settling the debts, He Cheng did not stop; instead, he planned a new venture and opened a new catering shop. As operations gradually stabilized, he continued delivering food to help others, and finally set off again accompanied by everyone.
Main characters: He Cheng, Lin Yuan
Supporting characters: Zhao Man, Su Nuan
Also known as: 八十万以后重新开张
Selepas Lapan Ratus Ribu, Dibuka Semula (21 episod)
Perniagaan He Cheng gagal dan meninggalkan hutang sebanyak lapan ratus ribu. Rakan kongsinya Lin Yuan sempat pergi, tetapi dia memilih untuk tinggal dan…
Perniagaan He Cheng gagal dan meninggalkan hutang sebanyak lapan ratus ribu. Rakan kongsinya Lin Yuan sempat pergi, tetapi dia memilih untuk tinggal dan menanggung hutang tersebut, meminta maaf kepada pemiutang satu persatu dan menulis semula IOU. Untuk membayar semula wang tersebut, dia bermula dari gerai nasi goreng pasar malam, mencatat akaun dan membuat pembayaran balik setiap hari dengan bantuan Zhao Man, Su Nuan, dan jiran-jiran. Lin Yuan kemudiannya kembali untuk bersama-sama menanggungnya. Dalam masa tiga tahun, mereka menjelaskan hutang sedikit demi sedikit dan memenangi semula kepercayaan pemiutang. Selepas hutang dijelaskan, He Cheng tidak berhenti, sebaliknya merancang perniagaan baharu dan membuka restoran baharu. Apabila perniagaan semakin stabil, dia terus menghantar makanan untuk membantu orang lain, dan akhirnya memulakan langkah baharu ditemani oleh semua orang.
八十万以后重新开张 · After Eight Hundred Thousand, Reopening