The mud house of Ma Ya'er's house leaked whenever it rained, and the cold wind blew through it. She clutched her calloused hands, worked up early in the morning and stayed up late at night, thinking about making money from snacks, just to save money to buy a quiet and soothing house. Seeing her mother's comfort and her little sister's innocence, she felt strong in her heart: She must move her family out of the dilapidated house and live a warm and stable life.
Until that special day, she bumped into the unconscious "Jade-Faced Young Man" Yu Jin by the river. His brocade robe was stained with blood, but he could not conceal his noble features. He turned out to be the second son of the general's palace who was being hunted. Mal'er kindly took him in and took him home for treatment.
During the days when they were recovering from their injuries, Maliyar and Yujin worked hard to make snacks together and lived a good life together. Their relationship became stronger and stronger. They also weathered the turmoil in the General's Mansion together, and finally the fireworks of the stall turned into a lifelong love.
Reader comments
It's like a personal miscellaneous note/diary, unlike a novel. The daily traces of Ma Yaermi are written very clearly, as if watching her life through the diary [Thinking] There are many recipes and steps in it, and they are written very carefully [Facepalm] The author is trying to teach me how to cook. People who are impatient may not have the patience to read. Finally like the cover [note]
The layout is like a physical book, and it's a bit tiring to read on a mobile phone.
It's like a personal miscellaneous note/diary, unlike a novel. The daily traces of Ma Yaermi are written very clearly, as if watching her life through the diary [Thinking] There are many recipes and steps in it, and they are written very carefully [Facepalm] The author is trying to teach me how to cook. People who are impatient may not have the patience to read. Finally like the cover [note] The layout is like a physical book, and it's a bit tiring to read on a mobile phone.