Five years ago, Meng Xian went to Yidu to celebrate his grandmother's birthday and was hastily set up on a blind date.
His match was Pu Zhiyu's cousin.
It didn't work out. Pu Zhiyu's uncle understood that, even with a little personal connection, a nouveau riche family that had made its fortune in retail still didn't measure up to the Meng family of Chongbei.
Five years later, Meng Xian married Pu Zhiyu.
Pu Zhiyu's family wasn't even nouveau riche.
Her father ran a Chinese herbal medicine shop, and her mother was a self-taught cook who made home-style dishes for Meng Xian's grandmother at Jinyuan.
She remembered Meng Xian from the Spring Festival of her senior year of high school, when the old lady handed red envelopes to all the household staff's children at Jinyuan.
Pu Zhiyu lost her envelope and went back along the same route to look for it.
On a snowy winter night, she carried a New Year lantern and ran into Meng Xian.
He helped her find the envelope.
When she got home, her mother told her the other children had all received 800 yuan, but hers had much more. The old lady must have liked her.
Only later did she learn that lost things were hard to find. That night, Meng Xian had given her the extra money himself because he didn't want her to feel sad about losing it.
That's why the amount was different from everyone else's.
| Happy ending / Marriage first, love later / Sweet age-gap romance
Theme: A timely spring rain falls when the season calls for it.
