[Everyday family and small-town life + lighthearted, no angst + daily gossip]
A frail mother, a young brother, and him, scrimping and saving every penny.
Elderly parents to care for, children to raise, and her, happily earning money to support the family.
A hardworking wage slave vs. a penny-pincher who’s always looking to fleece the rich
What sparks will fly when they meet?
Zhou Xingshan (Wei Chaoyan): No spark beats having money to spend!!
Much later, Wei Chaoyan discovers that her supposedly long-dead father is alive. Not only that, he has become one of Taoyuan County’s wealthy men, living a rich and happy life with a wife and child.
Later still, she discovers that Zhou Xingshan, who works every day, has a much more complicated background than she thought...
Content warning: The setting is fictional. This isn’t an over-the-top power fantasy where everything goes your way, so if that’s what you’re after, please give this one a pass!! The medical content is entirely made up, so don’t take it too seriously~
It's very good. The heroine, master and apprentice, are very warm and very readable. I don't know if anyone understands it. Some online articles can make you feel noisy and irritated across the screen. This article is very warm, and it is much better than the ye za hu hu routine article. Keep up the good work, author!!
The short articles on parents are warm and heart-warming, with relatively delicate descriptions and occasional small ups and downs, so you can still read them in your spare time. The author keeps working hard and don't give up just because the data is not good💪💪
Come on, dear! Come on, dear! 🍎🍎🍎
The parents are short-sighted and plain. Little stories are told like a whirlwind. Nice
It's beautiful, I like the life of ordinary people in ancient times
It's good, but I can't read a few chapters.
It is a heart-warming story about daily life in a small town. The heroine has a good personality and there is no big conspiracy. The plot line intersperses between doctors and patients. There are too many brothel plots in the middle, so I skipped it.