The lights in the Su family's old house have been on for thirty-five years.
Shen Ruhua held the book "The Little Prince" and saw all the wealth and splendor of the Su family, as well as the poisonous snakes in the eyes of the second son Su Muye. When her legs were broken by a steel pipe, her fingers were broken off, and she was thrown into the mud, she thought she would sink to the bottom of the river with her wife's secret.
Until a delivery boy cursed and stopped the car.
Jiang Lingfeng didn't understand business wars or equity. He only knew what his master had taught him: if you don't save someone, no matter how good your skills are, they are useless.
But he didn't expect that this rescue would save him from prison, save his father from becoming a cripple, and save the "Little Chef at Huaishuwan" into ruins.
On the day he was released from prison, Shen Ruhua said to him: "The chess game has begun. You are a pawn crossing the river. You will never come back."
Jiang Lingfeng carried the sauerkraut pickled by his father on his back and smiled for the first time in three years:
"When a pawn crosses the river, he will be handsome."
