"The Girl from the Milk Tea Shop Next Door" is a sweet but not greasy, intertwined love record of the post-00s generation with laughter and tears. Fang Xiaomei, who lives in a milk tea shop, lives by drawing bunny rabbits every day. She has never been in love, but Zhao Qiang, the subwoofer owner of the bar next door, seduces her to death on the spot by saying, "Today's sugar is a bit sweet." Famous scenes such as strawberry candy wrappers, shared umbrellas during heavy rain, cupcake breast-buttoning, and badminton diving are all accompanied by barrages; the cousin in the red dress, the key tattoo, and the late-night guitar, all misunderstandings are reversed. The sweet girl × the handsome boss turns daily life into a sweet drama, and also writes small emotions into a two-way street. It turns out that the best love is to eat each other's shortcomings like candy, and then live each strawberry-flavored day into a summer of eternal love.
