In order to avoid being entangled by her ex-fiancé, Su Wenjun, an escaped wife, lives in seclusion in Qingxi Village with her three-year-old adorable baby, Sugar Ball, and makes a living by selling wild vegetables and snacks. Orion Huo Chengye was forced to interact with the mother and son because of his accidental "fish-picking" plan with the little sugar ball (actually the cute baby deliberately dropped the fish to attract his attention). The little sugar ball madly assists with weird ideas such as "asking daddy to weave grasshoppers" and "if he is afraid of wolves, asking daddy to stay at night". Huo Chengye gradually learns to love others from a dull and rough guy. Highlights: Frequent phrases about cute treasures (such as "Mother's sugar cakes are sweeter than sugar balls, and daddy's arms are softer than haystacks"), the male and female protagonists are cute towards each other (Huo Chengye secretly embroidered a lotus for Su Wenjun, but the little sugar ball discovered it, and insisted that it was a "wild flower in the mountains"), and the vivid portraits of the mountain village (Matchmaker Wang who loves to spread gossip, Aunt Zhang who always delivers eggs).
