This is a romance work that focuses on women's daily reality and their growth in marriage. A Tao, who had been laid off and stuck at home for five years, poured out the untouched cold pork rib soup and pressed the reservation button for a baking class on the night when her husband A Jiang asked her to throw away the baking tools she had bought with three months of salary to make room for her mother-in-law.
Relying on re-employment support from the community, she started with a small oven on the balcony and slowly opened two small community bakeries by selling cookies in the community. There was no bloody divorce throughout the process, and real actions were taken at every step to break the unbalanced relationship: she refused to make a cake for her husband for free, refused to accompany her at the bar in exchange for an order, and finally broke the dependency-type marriage into a state of equality where the two are independent and respect each other.
