This is an ancient story in which the female protagonist lives her life seriously from beginning to end, the first male protagonist is moved by herself from beginning to end, the second male protagonist is in a hurry from beginning to end, and the second female protagonist writes letters from beginning to end.
Bai Zhudan, who steams cakes by profession, has a side job as Jiang Qingchu's wife. Her life ideal is very simple: set up a steamed cake stall, mend her husband's cuffs, and plant trees in the yard. As a result, she discovered that her husband's cuffs might have been remotely directed by a woman named Jiang Xiangbing. The locust tree in the yard was planted earlier than her husband's love letter.
Jiang Qingchu is an official by profession and writes letters as a side job. The first half of his life was dedicated to making both women feel that "he has me in his heart", and the second half of his life was dedicated to adding back a woman who had blocked him. His life motto: I didn't do anything wrong, I just happened to be there when everyone needed me.
Su Shuo, a professional cloth merchant, buys steamed cakes as a side job. He just passed by Dongxiangkou and wanted to buy two cakes, but he ended up becoming a full-time chestnut peeler, a part-time carryer to the hospital, a guest bookstore partner, and a seasonal letter writer. Everything about him was fine except for coming off the line too early.
Jiang Xiangbing is a wealthy woman by profession and sends letters as a side job. She doesn't have to do anything but write "Buy more clothes when the weather is cold" at the end of the letter to make a man miss her for three years. After the war, she finally understood a truth: Sincerity is hard to buy, but a sincerely written letter is even harder to tear.
The moral of this story is: Don't marry a person who likes to write letters. He may not have cheated, but he will use your love credit to report the weather to his ex.
