Randomly Running Street Stalls: The Fake Heiress Is Miserably Trapped by a Broken System

Yu Zhizhi, a modern woman, transmigrates into the body of a spoiled noble daughter in the Chu Yun Kingdom after dying from alcohol poisoning. The original owner had caused significant trouble by getting drunk and insulting the Sixth Prince, Zhao Yunjin, calling him ugly and revealing his facial scar. Simultaneously, she discovers she is not the biological daughter of the Prime Minister but was swapped at birth with Yun Yuqing. Facing the wrath of her adoptive family and the danger of offending a powerful prince, Yu Zhizhi decisively severs ties with the Prime Minister's residence, leaving with nothing but her loyal maid, Xiao Tao.

Upon returning to her biological parents, a modest merchant family, Yu Zhizhi finds warmth and acceptance. She reunites with her childhood friend He Yang, who remains loyal despite her fall from grace. A system named Little Winter Melon appears, assigning her missions to run street stalls in exchange for rewards, including a chance to return to her original world via an Anywhere Door. To repair her relationship with the Sixth Prince, Yu Zhizhi decides to cook him a hot pot meal as an apology, inviting him to a private room at Fuju Restaurant.

However, Zhao Yunjin deliberately stands her up, forcing her to wait for hours. Humiliated and hungry, Yu Zhizhi eventually falls asleep in the restaurant. When the system assigns her next mission to set up a stall directly in front of the Sixth Prince's residence for three days, she decides to take revenge. She chooses to sell stinky tofu, intending to make the prince suffer from the smell for three days. Before starting the stall, she shares the hot pot meal she prepared with He Yang, introducing him to the novel dish.

Meanwhile, Zhao Yunjin learns of Yu Zhizhi's wait and her subsequent sleep. Curious about her bizarre behavior and the hot pot she prepared, he visits the restaurant himself. He observes the unique cooking method and the enthusiastic reaction of those tasting the food. The story follows Yu Zhizhi as she navigates her new life as a merchant, balances her growing business with the He family, and deals with the ongoing tension and curiosity from the Sixth Prince regarding her unconventional actions.

Yu Zhizhi's modern skills and pragmatic attitude help her adapt to the ancient world. She uses her knowledge of business and cooking to establish herself independently. The narrative highlights her interactions with various characters, including the scheming Manager Luo of Fuju Restaurant and the protective Qi Yize, the Sixth Prince's close friend. As she prepares for the stinky tofu stall mission, the story sets the stage for future conflicts and developments between Yu Zhizhi and the royal court.

The protagonist's journey involves overcoming social stigma, managing financial constraints, and leveraging her diverse modern skills. Her decision to sell stinky tofu outside the prince's residence marks a turning point where she shifts from seeking reconciliation to asserting her independence. The system's missions continue to challenge her, pushing her to innovate and survive in a society where her gender and new status place her at a disadvantage. The story blends elements of romance, comedy, and business management as Yu Zhizhi carves out her own path.

Zhao Yunjin's interest in Yu Zhizhi grows as he witnesses her resilience and creativity. His initial anger at her drunken insult transforms into curiosity about her character. The dynamic between them evolves from adversarial to a complex relationship influenced by mutual intrigue. Yu Zhizhi's focus remains on her stall business and her family, using her earnings to support herself and her loved ones. The narrative explores themes of identity, loyalty, and adaptation as she balances her modern sensibilities with the constraints of ancient customs.

As the story progresses, Yu Zhizhi faces new challenges and opportunities through the system's missions. Her relationship with He Yang deepens as they work together on business ventures. The presence of the real legitimate daughter, Yun Yuqing, adds another layer of complexity to the social dynamics. Yu Zhizhi maintains her distance from the noble circles that rejected her, finding fulfillment in her independent life. The plot continues to unfold with her navigating the political and social landscape of the Chu Yun Kingdom while pursuing her goal of returning home.