Tang Liqing, the cold-blooded daughter of the Tang Group, swept through Mingde Middle School with a face that could "freeze the air", but she concealed a silly core who loved to grab mousse and would hook up her skirts into tassels; Jiang Congyu, the promiscuous young master of the Jiang Group, gained countless favors with his pair of "soul-spelling" pear dimples. He was essentially a funny man who could memorize mathematical formulas and protect his food as if he were his life.
In the chalk dust of the high school classroom, the two of them tore their skirts because of a comic book, and argued with each other until they blushed over a math problem; in the morning light of the university library, he got up at six o'clock to grab a window seat, but made a joke because he misremembered the formula when he told her a question; under the spotlight of the graduation ceremony, he made an unfounded proposal by holding up a "pay off debt" sign, and the box contained not a ring but mango candy.
From fighting over the sweet and sour pork loin in the cafeteria on campus, to embarrassing the princess at the sports meeting, to joining forces to deal with the family business crisis in the workplace, turning the negotiation table into a "mutual trap"; from bickering at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau over who should sign first, to sprinkling chocolate sauce on pajamas after marriage and making the whole room full of sweetness - these wealthy enemies have used more than ten years of fighting to prove that the cool glass will eventually melt into the pear vortex, and the most touching preference is hidden in the funny daily life.
When the iceberg beauty sheds her estrangement, and when the young master puts away his playfulness, their stories are not earth-shattering, only the little sweetness hidden in the lime candy, mango mousse, and cedar-flavored shirts are the most vivid footnotes of each other's youth and the warmest support for the rest of their lives.
