Wiki & Encyclopedia: My Vegetable Shop Is Really Going To Close Down

The protagonist, a college graduate struggling with a failing vegetable shop while dealing with personal regrets and a complicated romantic past.

Xu Feng's college girlfriend who turned out to be the heiress of a large corporation, causing their split.

A wealthy landlady in her fifties who owns multiple properties and shops; she is a regular customer at Xu Feng's store and has a flirtatious interest in him.

Xu Feng's vegetable supplier who provided the batch containing the mysterious orb.

The protagonist's neighbor and a rival vegetable shop owner, known for her sharp tongue and tendency to mock the protagonist regarding his business.

A local vendor who runs a vegetable shop next to Xu Feng. He previously owned a renovation material business before switching to sell vegetables, and is now one of Xu Feng's direct business competitors.

A middle school student and a loyal, regular customer of Xu Feng. She frequently visits his shop to buy vegetables and often defends him against rival vendors.

An 80-year-old regular customer and loyal patron of Xu Feng's vegetable shop who lives alone. Despite her slow pace due to age, she is in good health and appreciates that Xu Feng permits her to personally trim and sort vegetables to her liking before purchase.

An elderly resident of the neighborhood known for his curiosity and eagerness to join crowds, particularly when rumors of a sale arise.

An elderly neighbor who used to frequent Xu Feng's shop before competing stores opened. He suffers from slight hearing loss.

A refined, composed white-collar office worker and one of Xu Feng's loyal regulars. She maintains an icy, professional demeanor and frequents his shop specifically to purchase cucumbers for her skincare routine.

An elderly neighbor who successfully purchased discounted cucumbers the previous day and enjoys boasting about it to others.

An elderly neighbor who successfully purchased discounted cucumbers the previous day and enjoys boasting about it to others.

Xu Feng's best friend since childhood. He operates a family meat shop and is physically stout. He frequently persists in inviting the protagonist to play competitive mobile games.

A mature, captivating, and diligent woman who operates the Yongzi BBQ shop.

An elderly man from the neighborhood who passes by the vegetable shop during his morning exercise and makes judgmental comments about the protagonist's behavior.

A wealthy, well-dressed man who aggressively and persistently pursues Chen Guo. He is arrogant and refuses to accept rejection, leading to public confrontations.

A minor, aggressive character who attempted to harass Chen Guo but retreated after Xu Feng intervened.

The target of Qian Xiaofei's blind date. She is visually striking but possesses a cold, aloof temperament, delegating the initial stage of conversation and screening to her best friend.

Lu Xue's best friend and self-appointed guardian. She is outgoing and direct, taking charge of the interaction and vetting Qian Xiaofei on Lu Xue's behalf.

The lobby manager of The Metropolis Hotel. She is in her late twenties, professional, polished, and maintains a courteous demeanor even when dealing with difficult customer complaints.

The executive chef at The Metropolis Hotel. He is professional, takes pride in the quality of his ingredients, and personally verifies culinary complaints.

The executive chef of the hotel responsible for quality control. He is pragmatic and willing to admit fault to maintain productive professional relationships.

A prominent domestic and internationally recognized food critic and editor for a major culinary magazine. His reviews can significantly influence the success or failure of restaurants.

Auntie Wang's daughter who is absent during the dinner.

Xu Feng's father, who resides in their hometown and maintains a distant but stable relationship with his son.

Xu Feng's mother, known for her traditional cooking, specifically her pumpkin cakes.

A regular middle-aged customer at Xu Feng's shop who values quality produce for her grandson's meals. She previously visited wearing black attire but switched to red.

A full-time housewife whose husband is a corporate executive working in another city. She lives alone and rediscovered a sense of joy and sweetness after buying and cooking a pumpkin from the vegetable shop, prompting her to travel to visit her husband.

The proprietor of Fu County Snacks. A Hai Cheng local married to a woman from Fu County. He is friendly with Xu Feng and maintains a good rapport with customers.

Old Liu's daughter. A third-year middle school student currently busy preparing for her upcoming high school entrance exams.

A frequent and vocal customer at the vegetable shop who habitually wears black clothing. She is highly price-sensitive and often spearheads complaints among neighborhood gossipers when prices are adjusted.