Tang Jin is a well-known venomous critic in the food industry. He is picky and cold-hearted, with a hard mouth and a soft heart. He uses extreme meanness to disguise his hidden emotions. Xia Mo is a sweet and adorable private pastry chef. She is gentle, serious and full of love, but she often falls into self-doubt because of a negative word. A food competition forcibly binds people from two worlds. She used pickiness as a knife to force her to her side; she used gentleness as sugar to quietly melt her frozen heart.
The more Tang Jin cared about it, the more he said what he meant and pushed away the only sweetness with hurtful pride. Xia Mo died in the center of long-term denial and depression, returned to the countryside, opened up wasteland to farm, kept a small shop, and found himself amidst fireworks and poverty alleviation.
Tang Jin, who only learned to cherish her after losing her, finally put aside all his stature and pride, stepped into the market, went to the mountains, and started a long road to pursue his wife. From a high-end restaurant to a rural farm, from a picky tongue to a gentle and loyal dog, she atones for her sins with her actions and returns to others with her sincerity.
Intention: Use food as a bridge, use sincerity as a boat, talk about equal and respectful love, write about the growth of self-salvation, and use human fireworks to heal all injuries.