Spring and Autumn Fruits

Copywriting of "Spring Blossoms and Autumn Facts": You Chunhua is the owner of the Santong Civil Information Bureau of Yanzhou Prefecture (a shop for civilians to deliver letters, small packages and remittances, which began in the Yongle year of the Ming Dynasty). You Chunhua has managed the shop that has been passed down by his ancestors for three generations to a prosperous business. He loves making money, looking beautiful and eating delicious food. Wealth and beauty also bring a lot of trouble. She had to use various means, some legal, and some... Ahem, not so legal. Wang Qiushi has been an examiner for many years, and finally passed the examination to be an official of Yanzhou Prefecture, reaching the seventh rank. When a new official took office, the first petition he received was to sue You Chunhua, accusing her of committing all kinds of crimes including murder and stealing goods. There are a total of 460 crimes in the "Da Ming Code". If not say 100, there are at least 50! He vowed to bring the outlaw You Chunhua to justice! As a result, You Chunhua slapped him in the face and called him a "dog official", but at that time, he was not thinking about his own face, but "does her hand hurt?" After receiving the second petition against You Chunhua, he didn't even finish reading it before he started to complain, "Another unruly person is falsely accusing Boss You——" Only then did he realize that the legal net had not caught her, but he, the promoter, had trapped himself, deeply in love, unable to escape. Novel about worldly affairs set in the Ming Dynasty mainly tells about the various scenes of the streets and alleys and the lives of ordinary people such as grassroots civil servants. Emperors, generals, ministers and wealthy aristocrats are all in the background. The first version of the copy was written on March 20, 2026. The title and copy may be adjusted in the future, but the character story will not change. The heroine's surname is You because her shop, the Civil Information Bureau, resembles a modern post office, which is homophonic to "You". Purpose: Stories about the world in the Ming Dynasty, recording the lives of ordinary people