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Down the Mountain to Dig Wells: The Heiress Chases Me
Down the Mountain to Dig Wells: The Heiress Chases Me Plot:
Village well-digger Lin Chuan goes down the mountain alone to learn well-digging to solve his hometown's water shortage, only to be pestered by Su Wantang, the daughter of a tycoon. Ten years ago, little Wantang got lost in the mountains; little Chuan comforted her with osmanthus candy saved for half a year and carried her ten miles to find her family. Now Wantang recognizes 'Brother Chuan' and vows to go back to the village with him to 'dig a well of happiness.' But Lin Chuan avoids her due to their status gap: 'I'm a farmer, you're a princess—don't follow me to suffer!' Wantang refuses to give up. She disguises as an apprentice to hand tools by the well, secretly sends water purifiers to the village, and even learns to carry water. A 'love chase on the way to dig wells' begins. The collision between the farmer's inferiority and the heiress's passion—will the half osmanthus candy wrapper hidden in the well rope be the key to bridging their gap?
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