Tired of 996 and workplace infighting, and heartbroken by his ex and Green Tea, Chen Yu chose to return to his hometown in the countryside and just wanted to live a slow life of growing vegetables and raising dogs.
A "domestic product system" that fell from the sky did not force her to make money, but gave her the confidence to "not look at anyone's face."
In the live broadcast room, she brewed wolfberry tea and slowly put on the shelves a 50-yuan hair growth lotion and an 88-yuan sleep-aid aromatherapy. The rules were also Buddhist: "One piece per person, buy as the occasion demands."
When the outside world was fighting for a bottle of shampoo, and when her predecessors and powerful people who once looked down on her came to her door with humble begging, she was just in her small courtyard, looking at the newly picked tomatoes, thinking about whether to cook braised pork or pickled fish tonight. Money and status seem to have become embellishments to her pastoral life.
This was supposed to be the peaceful life she yearned for, until the sick neighbor who always came to eat took the bowl of braised pork from her with trembling hands and asked softly: "Is this also limited to one piece?" Her heart seemed to be shaken outside the rules for the first time...
Reader comments
It's good, but it's a little short. Overall, it looks pretty good. The heroine's safety is guaranteed, she's a bit reclusive, she does things neatly and doesn't say unnecessary words, and she's calm.
It's good, but it's a little short. Overall, it looks pretty good. The heroine's safety is guaranteed, she's a bit reclusive, she does things neatly and doesn't say unnecessary words, and she's calm.