Gold Leaf

In 1949, Chang I-hsin's father arranges for her to marry a man to take over the family tea business, but tragedy besets one of its factories.

Left without a fiancé, I-hsin decides to help her father save the business from bankruptcy. Meanwhile, the factory gets its first female tea master.

While her family faces more challenges, Yi-hsin finds herself in another arranged marriage. KK's encounters become a reminder of the past.

Under KK's guidance, Yi-Hsin revives the family business, and the two grow closer. A new threat looms while KK makes a shocking revelation.

The market crash drives everyone to action, and a global conflict presents opportunities. Yi-Hsin takes initiative to promote her tea.

KK's new victories brings him closer to the women around him. After a disagreement on business decisions, Yi-Hsin's father seeks a new partnership.

A rising new market piques Yi-Hsin's interest, while a familiar face reappears. A tragic incident leads to political intervention and an arrest.

Yi-Hsin is forced to take responsibility for a misstep at the factory. Her mission to defeat a rival leads to a surprising discovery about KK.

Yi-Hsin's hard-earned success leaves her isolated, while KK finds a new purpose. Yi-Hsin enters the lion's den — but not without a plan.

Yi-Hsin forms an alliance with an old rival. Years later, KK settles into married life. Daylight prepares to go global with its own branded tea.