Two People Like It

Name: Two People Like It
Author: Eat Zhu Xiao Long Bao

by Eat Zhu Xiao Long Bao

ongoing Modern Romance Urban Supernatural Female Lead

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About This Novel

Drama Type: Urban Love \u002F Mature Love \u002F Urban Life Number of episodes: 24 (45 minutes each) Xu Nian, a 34-year-old public relations director, and Zhou Chen, a 36-year-old architectural designer, met because of a public relations crisis on a construction project. When they first met, they didn't like each other - she thought he was too cold and arrogant, and he thought she was too calculating and calculating. But in the adult world, you have to cooperate even if you are not happy. The two were forced to be tied together and negotiate repeatedly, but in the tug-of-war, they saw each other's softness beyond their professional status: she found that he would mutter "Don't die" to the plants when he was changing plans late at night, and he found that after working overtime, she would stay alone in the car for ten minutes before going upstairs. Two men in their thirties, both carrying scars from the past. Zhou Chen has been divorced for two years and is instinctively wary of "commitment"; Xu Nian has been single for four years and has a conditional resistance to "dependence". They are like two ships that have experienced a storm. They want to get closer, but they are afraid of docking again. Ex-boyfriends return, young colleagues fall in love, and career crises ensue. Xu Nian took the initiative to ask for help for the first time and called Zhou Chen; Zhou Chen dropped everything and helped her turn the tables for three days and three nights. He finally said: "Can you let me come when I'm here?" She finally replied: "Okay." From probing to confirming the relationship, from proposing marriage to becoming parents - the story tells how two mature people overcome their own fears, pride and habits, and learn to "like" this thing again. It's not the twenty-year-old who is desperate for his own life, but the thirty-year-old "I have seen the whole picture of life clearly, and I still want to be with you."