Halfway Through the Book

Su Nian died suddenly at the age of 25 and woke up as the poor little boy with the same name in the novel. She had only read the opening chapter and knew that the girl had been raised in her grandmother's house in Jiangnan since she was a child, and was not taken back to her parents until she was in high school. As for what happened next – I don't know, and I don't need to. When she returned to a strange home and faced the polite and distant family members, she did not want to please or be humble. There are the mugwort sachets given by my grandma, the "Compendium of Materia Medica" that has been passed down for three generations, and the clear mind cultivated in the Jiangnan water town. She was quietly being herself, but inadvertently, she slowly knocked on everyone's heart. There is also the man who caught a glimpse on the stone bridge in the ancient town. At the opening ceremony, he said: "You look like a human being." Like who? He didn't say. But from then on, he always happened to show up. (This is a story about growing up. A girl uses the stupidest way - sincerity, to find a bright home and the person who has been looking at her.)