What Happened in the Sugar Bowl

Who can refuse Hu Changge's gentle nature, which is cold on the outside and sweet on the inside? 🥹 The sentence "Why don't you take care of me" in Chapter 4 is crisp and touching, and the tenderness in Chapter 19 is directly welded to my heart - the careful remembering of the celebration party, the burning of the ears during the chorus, the companionship while studying for the medical exam, and the blushing and shy teasing between each other after drinking. From "Little Nurse" to "Doctor Hu", his tenderness has always been reserved for the first person he meets. Drunk and drunk, I will be Dr. Hu for the rest of my life. The sweetness of running in both directions is too exciting! From bickering and acting coquettishly to shouldering all the hardships side by side, the sweetness in the sugar bowl never comes out of thin air. It is the care hidden in daily life and the togetherness that has been endured~ Are the babies also attracted by Dr. Hu's tenderness after seeing this? The moment when Lao Lao pokes you the most in the comment section~ I really love Hu Changge's setting of being cold on the outside and sweet on the inside! I read the sentence "Why don't you take care of me" in Chapter 4 three times, it's so cute and flirty! Dear children, when you saw which sentence or detail, you couldn't help but laugh. Report the coordinates in the comment area!

This book is really so sweet and healing. There is no bad plot throughout the whole process, it is just a steady flow of tenderness and preference. Stepping on rabbits on a snowy night, snow roses, the phrase "Why don't you take care of me", the remote control paper crane's proposal, and the oolong diagnosis sheet in the Laughing Crazy Clinic, each famous scene is written in a particularly poignant, sweet and embarrassing way. I would like to ask the author, how did you come up with these super sweet plots?