She's Warmer Than the Spring Breeze

She's Warmer Than the Spring Breeze Plot:

Lin Xiaoman, an advertising planner who works overtime until midnight, stumbles into the newly opened "Late Spring Bakery" at the alley when her stomach cramps from a week of cold porridge. Su Wan, the bakery owner in a sugar-frost-like apron, shoves a just-baked taro bread into her hand and hands over a cup of ginger tea warmed to perfection—like a spring breeze piercing a frozen window crack. But Lin is used to shutting out kindness with "Don't bother." Until one day, she misses the bakery's closing time due to overtime, only to find Su Wan standing downstairs of her office building, holding her usual bread, fingers red with cold: "I remembered you're rushing a proposal today—I was afraid you'd have no time to pick it up." That's when she realizes Su Wan's warmth isn't accidental—she remembers every regular's preference, yet secretly saves the softest "taro paste" for the one in armor. When a "hedgehog" meets a "spring breeze," Su Wan teaches her: the most touching warmth isn't a sudden romance, but the quiet "I remember you" hidden in every breath.