Gu Jiangnian and his grudges, his mind as needle-sharp.
Speaking of today's "a feast for the eyes," that has to be recalled many years later.
One winter day after the marriage, Madam Gu fell ill with a poor appetite. Lan Ying tried to persuade her to no avail and sighed with frustration when Mr. Gu called and was informed of the matter.
Soon, the busy Mr. Gu rushed back, picked up the person sprawled on the bed, and had Lan Ying bring over some clear porridge. He sat opposite her, staring straight at her, and simply stated, "Didn't you say I'm 'a feast for the eyes'? Eat."
But let's set aside this story for now.
In this world, there are those as timid as mice, and there are those with boundless courage.
And in this world, these two kinds of people each hold their ground.
When people from aristocratic families gather, even if it's just to talk business, elegant affairs somehow arise.
