Zhang Ye, 30, is the director of a public relations company. Her husband, Cheng Jiaqing, is a key salesperson in a company. Their daughter is four years old. The family loves each other and is happy. But like many Chinese white-collar beauties, Zhang Ye has to work hard every day in the workplace, dealing with the company's intrigues. In order to compete for the position of vice president, she and her rival Zheng Li staged a workplace version of Zhen Huan Zhuan. When she returns home, she has to face her mother-in-law, who has a huge generation gap, and has to do endless housework and take care of her daughter. Zhang Ye, who seemed happy to outsiders, was already exhausted physically and mentally, and was on the eve of the storm.
The company's new recruit, handsome 21-year-old college graduate Yang Yang, was originally a boy from Zhang Ye's neighborhood. Suddenly he grew up and ended up in her company by accident. At Zhang Ye's wedding many years ago, Yang Yang, as a little boy, was attracted by the glamorous bride, which was deeply imprinted in his adolescent mind. When they met again as an adult, that memory revived, and coupled with a happy enemy-like experience between the two, Yang Yang was deeply fascinated by Zhang Ye. Zhang Ye, who was in the midst of many crises, was also moved by Xiao Xianrou's meticulous concern, and fell into a specious spiritual dependence. The two began a dangerous relationship.
