Lu Ye is a kind and beautiful young woman. After graduating from college, she and her college boyfriend, Ding Wufang, return to their hometown, City A.
Just as Lu Ye is filled with happy hopes for the future, her life takes a dramatic turn.
Her parents' deaths make her realize that Ding Wufang, the boyfriend she loves deeply, isn't someone she can entrust her life to. Instead, Xiao Baisheng, the man her family introduced to her who has always been by her side, is the one for her.
But after Lu Ye and Xiao Baisheng get married, their testing of each other's feelings and the interference of admirers of the opposite sex leave their marriage facing an uncertain future...
-----------[A Sweet Slice of Life with Lu Ye and Xiao Baisheng, Part One]-----------
Lu Ye: Xiao Baisheng, I just got a text saying there's a balance alert for my bank account. There are over a million in it! This is incredible! Could this be some new kind of scam?
Xiao Baisheng: Does seeing that text make you happy?
Lu Ye: Why would I be happy? It's not like I actually have that much money!
Xiao Baisheng: What if you really did have that much in your bank account?
Lu Ye: Then I'd be so happy I'd wake up laughing in my sleep.
Xiao Baisheng: I went to the bank to deposit some money, but they said that since the account is in your name, you have to be there in person. So for now, I only changed the contact number on the account. Tomorrow we'll open an account and put the money in your name.
Lu Ye: You don't have to. You earned that money, so it belongs to you.
Xiao Baisheng: Am I your man?
Lu Ye: Of course.
Xiao Baisheng: I'm your man, so I'm yours. And the money that belongs to me is yours too.
Lu Ye: Hmm, that actually makes a lot of sense. (The person beside her kept nodding, looking smug as he said,
My husband is good. Anyone who has no past is the best as long as he can let it go.
To be honest, I was afraid that the heroine would be abused because of the second male lead. It seems that I was overly concerned.
The male protagonist treats her well, I hope the female protagonist can let go soon!
The heroine can't forget her previous boyfriend. I hope she can be very happy! Come on, come on, keep tracking!
I think it's a bit redundant for the heroine to ask if their meeting on the train was a coincidence... Or was it intentional?