Ji Huan named her spice workshop Baiwei Square, a name she'd agonized over for quite some time.
She had originally come up with a series of backups, like "Spring Bliss," "Spring Dawn," "Scent Sense," and "Tasteful." For someone terrible at naming things, this was the best she could do after racking her brain.
In the end, though, she didn't use any of them, settling on "Baiwei" instead.
When she asked the Hu Family for their opinion, they unanimously chose it, feeling it sounded impressive—like it had a lot to offer.
Ji Huan's reaction at the time was a mental ellipsis. 'It's a good thing I didn't suggest Thousand Flavor Workshop or Ten Thousand Flavor Workshop,' she thought.
As for why she didn't reuse the name of her family's spice plantation from her past life, it was partly because her maternal grandparents hadn't been very creative with names, but also because of the surname involved.
Old Wu Plantation? Old Wu Spice Workshop?
