During the Republic of China, a young master Jin moved to Qingpu Town.
He was young and handsome, working in a business in Shanghai, earning three to four hundred yuan a month, and immediately became a favorite in the eyes of the mother-in-law in the town.
Mrs. Zhang had five daughters waiting to be married, so she naturally refused to let go of this God-given opportunity.
She urged her husband to visit her, but Mr. Zhang refused to go, but turned around and was the first to visit. He returned home quietly, making his wife anxious.
At the garden party, Master Jin was gentle and polite to everyone, except for the friend he brought with him, Mr. Leng, who was so arrogant that people raised eyebrows.
Mr. Leng looked down upon all the ladies in the room and said casually, "I'm not interested in girls that no one invites," which happened to be overheard by Zhang Fengtai, the third daughter of the Zhang family.
Fengtai wasn't angry, he just smiled.
But after listening to this, Mr. Zhang put down his book and said something that was worse than a curse.
This is a light comedy about married women, family status, face and people's hearts.
Mrs. Zhang was busy making calculations, Mr. Zhang was busy watching the show, and each of the five daughters had their own thoughts.
As for Young Master Jin, who does he like, and who really likes him, we have to wait and see.
