It's still the same old Disney model:
Long, long ago, girls liked to hear bedtime stories about princes and princesses.
The slight difference is that this time the protagonist is not the princess, but the princess's not very wealthy best friend.
The heroine's family is very poor, her only dream is to open a flashy restaurant, but she and her father's long-cherished wish are fulfilled, how filial piety! (This great dream has been mentioned many times)
And the prince was born into a lonely royal family and was also deprived of his inheritance unless he found a rich wife and became a married son-in-law.
The proud prince was accidentally stalked by a cruel wizard and turned into a frog. (The motive is very unclear.) He, who wanted to be kissed by the princess to restore his original shape, not only failed, but also caused the heroine to become the same.
Then the adventures of two frogs + the kiss of true love + changing back to human form
and finally the heroine's love career, double harvest ,
singing and dancing, and the ending
issue. The realization of the heroine's dream and the establishment of the restaurant are ultimately achieved by marrying a rich man I was shocked when I finally found out I had
a cold sweat on my back
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