House fighting | Business | A match made in heaven | A growing heroine | A long-lasting love | Two strong men doting on each other
Luo Yitan, the owner of a dying silk and satin shop on Jinxiu Street in Bianjing.
His father died of illness, and his uncle took away 70% of the family property, leaving only a leaky shop and a pile of bad debts.
She is sixteen years old, with her frail mother behind her, a shopping mall that eats people in front of her, and only an abacus left by her father in her hand.
She tried her best to stop the bleeding in the shop, but offended the largest silk merchant in the city;
When she was tracking down the spice seller at the night market, she mistakenly mistook the disguised Dingyuan Prince Gu Yan as a thief and pressed the handle of an abacus against his throat. That was the first time they really looked at each other.
From the first spice contract with "a distant relative of the Gu family" to the first time he talked about his deceased mother in the courtyard on a rainy night;
From the time she protected the account books with her life on the canal cargo ship, to when he said "I won't marry anyone but her" before the emperor's decree of marriage.
She kept the jade dew for three years, and he kept the sweet-scented osmanthus for ten years.
Concept: Core theme: When a person is used to being independent, does she still dare to believe that some things are worth sharing with others? Luo Yitan's life creed is "Businessmen value profits over separation". She measures everything with benefits and regards trust as the most expensive bargaining chip. She can calculate the profits of an account in three sentences, but it takes her four years to learn to trust one person. This is a story about learning to trust. I believe that some people's kindness does not ask for anything in return, and I believe that I am worthy of being approached by someone across the identity gap. The title of the book "Zan Jade Dew" alludes to Qin Guan's "Magpie Bridge Immortal" "When the golden wind and jade dew meet, they will conquer countless people in the world." Jade dew is a precious and short-lived thing that needs to be collected with patience and sincerity. What the heroine accumulates is not gold and silver, but those moments when she refuses to bow her head in difficult situations, the trust she refuses to give up in the dark night, and the love that is finally gathered into "enough to withstand the wind and rain of the world." Value orientation: Female independence does not mean rejecting love, but the ability and confidence to choose. The best relationship is not "I support you", but "I believe in you", believing in your ability and judgment, believing that you can live well without me, but I still want to stand by your side. From "operating independently" to "working side by side with others" is growth, not compromise.