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Lin Xiaoman, an intern food editor, gets her first independent assignment: reviewing "Gui Xian Dessert Shop," a dying old alley store. She runs into Gu Yan, the heir of a food group there to negotiate acquisition—this man who lives by "standardization and efficiency" mocks, "The 'freshness' of handcrafted desserts is outdated sentimentality." They argue so fiercely about "what real freshness is" that they almost knock over the sugar bucket. Until Xiaoman takes out her grandma's osmanthus pear paste. Gu Yan tastes the familiar sweetness and suddenly tears up: this was exactly what his grandma used to make at her dessert shop when he was little. When a "freshness guardian" meets a "freshness loser," will this argument about freshness turn into the first taste of love?
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