Lin Nuo, an art student, was carrying freshly cut mint seedlings in his arms as he hurriedly sent the injured stray cat to the hospital. When it ran into the arms of Chang Jiang Ci, a student from the Department of Animal Medicine - the seedlings fell off and he was upset. She didn't realize that this mint tree hid a little secret: if you cultivate it carefully, it will bring you good luck, and if it wilts, it will remind you to avoid pitfalls.
Jiang Ci helped her water the seedlings and made adoption signs for stray animals with her. The hot milk warmed the morning light, and the mint bookmarks survived the postgraduate entrance exam night. She used her hands to help the small animals find homes, refused to go viral and stuck to her original intention, saving money to buy an exclusive workbench. There is no bloodshed, only the sweetness of running in both directions: rushing orders together, dividing mint seedlings, planting small nests full of mint, and even naming stray cats "Mint".
It turns out that the most healing luck is never given by mint. It is you who accompany me to warm my hands and make my life sweet.
