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Lending You an Oil-Paper Umbrella, Qingqing's Heart
Lending You an Oil-Paper Umbrella, Qingqing's Heart Plot:
Qingqing, who runs an antique shop in the rain alley, always hangs an oil-paper umbrella engraved with "My Heart for Qingqing" in the most prominent place—it was borrowed by Lin Yuan, a boy who said "I'll come to marry you when I save enough dowry" but disappeared ten years ago. Until one day, Lin Shen in a dark green shirt came in with the umbrella and handed over the osmanthus cake they ate together, but Lin Shen didn't have the mole on Lin Yuan's left ear. When thunder roared on a rainy night, Lin Yuan's handwriting suddenly appeared on the umbrella: "I lost my memory after a car accident. Grandma put a fate-seeking curse on the umbrella—only by finding you can I remember everything." It turns out that the so-called "borrowing the umbrella" is the reunion code for them across ten years.
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