[At first, I couldn’t stand you. Later, I chased you until you took me back.]
When Huo Chengzhou was seventeen, his father sent him to Jiangshui Town for labor reform. The day he arrived, gongs and drums thundered, firecrackers crackled, and chickens and dogs ran wild.
Seeing the dirt-poor surroundings, the rich young heir Huo turned around and walked off, suitcase in hand.
Just as he lifted his foot, someone grabbed his suitcase.
He turned around, ready to curse, but they shoved a corncob into his mouth.
Staring at the pretty girl before him, Huo Chengzhou glared for a long moment. “Ten days, tops. If I stay one day longer, I’ll be your dad!”
Later, Shen You made Huo Chengzhou climb the mountain to chop wood, fish in the river, and raise pigs in the pen.
“Shen You, if I call you Dad, will you stop making me do exam papers?”
The unruly Shen You tapped the rolling pin in her hand. “Get a higher score than me on the next test, and I’ll call you Dad.”
Poor Huo Chengzhou had no choice but to burn the midnight oil, cursing as he worked through his papers. “Shen You, whoever marries you, I’ll thank his ancestors for eight generations!”
Later...
He ended up thanking those eight generations himself.
Life stretches on. This time, let me be the one to cherish you, from the bloom of youth to old age.
Mouthy rich heir vs. fierce pretty girl
