As his name suggests, Monday (nicknamed Tiantian) is addicted to sugar. He firmly believes that sweets are a cure-all for everything, at the cost of a mouth full of cavities and the lingering shadow of obesity in adolescence. A severe toothache dragged her into the dental clinic, where she was caught off guard by Lin Chen, a cold and ascetic dentist - and the embarrassing cabbage between her teeth.
The social life was no match for his beauty-controlling nature. On Monday, he was obsessed with "sex" and became a frequent visitor to the clinic. However, an unexpected revelation that "Dr. Lin is married" shattered her newly blossoming love, and she fled in a hurry, determined to quit sugar and counterattack.
Four years later, a completely changed Monday returned from college for the summer vacation, but was picked up by his brother's drunken friend at the airport in the early morning. The low and cold voice on the other end of the phone turned out to be Lin Chen, the "married" man who made her resentful.
The world is too small, Lin Chen is actually my brother's best friend. What confuses her even more is that this "married" person always intervenes in her life as an elder brother, openly and secretly attacking the romantic partners around her, and earnestly persuades her to focus on her studies, but his eyes hide a concentration and possessiveness that she cannot understand.
Until the truth was revealed, it turned out that the marriage was nothing.
From a girl quitting sugar to a dentist's wife, Zhou Yi and Lin Chen joined hands to resolve family resistance step by step with sincerity and sincerity, and bridged the identity gap. In the sweet and sour daily life, an encounter that started as a "sexual attraction" became a sweet bond that only lasts a lifetime.
