After a string of romantic disappointments, an older junior office worker turns her frustration into motivation and throws herself into earning professional certifications. To make time for studying without becoming isolated from society, she lowers her expectations and takes an ordinary junior accounting job. She’s honest and hardworking, yet a higher-up with no connection to her inexplicably takes a dislike to her and won’t even sell her a grain of rice. After she quits, though, that same person comes to her aid in a moment of crisis.
A sugar-coated bullet? Eat the sugar first. But nothing comes for free. I’m generous, so here’s a little family heirloom to cover the cost of the candy. Now take your bullet back! If you want to take advantage of me, I’ll make sure you leave with a bloody head.
You were so stingy back then, so what’s the deal now? Do you want a monthly rice allowance from me? Should I be your chauffeur and cook every day? And bring you flowers and money, too?
Everyone has the softest place in their heart, and everyone feels lonely sometimes. Maybe success, pride, exhaustion, busyness, and pressure cover up loneliness, but that is only temporary, and loneliness will not disappear because of temporary indifference. I hope friends can give me more opinions and suggestions so that I can be with you and not be alone.