In the winter of 1937, when Zhang Shisheng was close to starving to death, Zhao Chenglan saved him with half a steamed bun.
From then on, he became his little shadow, his shield, and his number-one supporter.
When Third Brother was sent to the countryside for re-education, he worked hard at the factory to earn money and support him.
When Third Brother opened a repair shop, he helped get it off the ground, contributing both money and effort.
When Third Brother went into the price-difference trade, he watched the home and took care of the children.
When Third Brother went to Guangdong to open a factory, he managed logistics.
On the day the company went public, every employee saw the decisive Mr. Zhao turn to the “old assistant” who had been by his side for decades and say softly:
“Shitou, you don't have to wait anymore.”
His “old assistant's” eyes lit up, and he nodded firmly.
What Zhao Chenglan had meant to say next that day was:
“By the way, I'll spend the rest of my life making up for what we missed back then.”
One-line introduction: From half a steamed bun to a lifetime of devotion
Reader's guide:
The romance is the main focus, with mutual devotion and maximum sweetness.
The changing times are just the backdrop. What matters is how the two always stand side by side.
A warm, healing story for readers looking for a lighthearted tale of sweet companionship.
[!!! This novel is complete. The author just hasn't submitted the request yet, for fear of being unable to revise the content afterward.]
The emotional descriptions are very delicate, the lines of movement are smooth and silky, and each character is three-dimensional and not too dramatic.
Wang Po sells melons, sells herself and boasts about it [learned] [learned]