Su Wanqing, known as the "humanoid scanner", is a top space planner in the industry. Her world is composed of precise logic, perfect order and the philosophy of abandonment. The placement error of any item cannot exceed three millimeters. Her husband, Shen Lang, is a gentle data analyst and the most stable and predictable "data" in her perfect life.
However, when a "meteorite" named Jiang Yuzhi, her mother-in-law, a retired national first-class drama actor, announced that she would stay there permanently with three camphor wood boxes filled with "precious memories" (that is, a pile of old props and costumes), Su Wanqing's perfect world was instantly knocked out of a giant crater.
One is a minimalist organizer who takes "blank space" as the ultimate aesthetic, and the other is an exaggerated dramatist who takes "stacking" as his emotional expression.
When a "pure-hearted" daughter-in-law encounters a "drama-possessed" mother-in-law; when scientific storage encounters metaphysics and Feng Shui; when a family gathering is improvised into a drama rehearsal venue... Caught in the middle is the husband Shen Lang, the "human body buffer", who finds that all his logical algorithms have failed.
This is not a simple battle between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, it is a "war" about life philosophy, space belonging and emotional boundaries. Can Su Wanqing use her professional knowledge to "contain" this out-of-control relationship? Or did you finally discover that the mess of life is the sweetest burden that cannot be classified? In this hustle and bustle of the city, the family is in a hurry, but they are exploring the true definition of "home" with laughter and tears.
