Xin Miao is the fourth-generation heir to the century-old Xin Family Handmade Tangyuan shop. She studies food science at an ordinary local university, where her grades are average and she’s shy by nature. Her world is no bigger than her family’s little shop, filled with the fragrance of glutinous rice. Her life should have followed a simple path: graduate, take over the tangyuan shop, and spend her days kneading dough and simmering fillings. Then, one winter night, professional racing driver Mu Huaiqi walked into her life while buying tangyuan for his sick mother. On the racetrack, Mu Huaiqi is a proud, rebellious king of speed, surrounded by glory. But inside, he is frozen by the loss of his father, a firefighter who died in the line of duty when Mu Huaiqi was eight. He chases ever-greater speed to numb the pain of that loss. The warmth of Xin Miao’s family and her own quiet resilience shine like a light into his gloomy heart.
It's down-to-earth, good-looking, about the daily lives of ordinary people, without those annoying things like grudges and intrigues between rich and powerful families. Like.