On a rainy night at a convenience store in Tokyo, Xia Mu, a Chinese student studying abroad during a work-study program, met Qin Yu, a business elite who came to Japan for an inspection. She is a stubborn girl from Suzhou who works four part-time jobs to support her studies; he is the heir to a Beijing company and is used to solving problems with money. When Xia Mu was in dire straits due to his father's serious illness, Qin Yu's help triggered a fierce conflict - she refused to give alms, and he didn't understand why good intentions were always pushed away.
The business conspiracy brought the relationship between the two to the bottom: Xia Mu was framed as a commercial spy and suffered cyber violence; Qin Yu faced questioning from the board of directors. During the escape on a rainy night, the two soaked people hugged each other at the shrine. Qin Yu finally said: I would rather lose everything than lose you. After teaming up to reveal the truth, Qin Yu transformed the convenience store where Xia Mu worked into her dream - a store that retained warm memories, and the second floor was the Chinese classroom she cherished.
When they first met at a two-city wedding in a convenience store, the happy couple proved that true love makes each other a better version of themselves.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.