Wen Zhixia never thought that her life would deviate from her plan of "passing the public examination, being stable, and getting married step by step" - until she was forced to get married by her mother and had no choice but to hide, and she met Shen Yizhou. He is the owner of a lottery shop. He is five years older than her. He has a sense of relaxation unique to a small town, but like her, he was forced to marry and was forced to a desperate situation. When they met for the third time, he was sitting in a teahouse and casually proposed: "Let's get married. We won't interfere with each other after marriage. Just finish dealing with our parents."
As rational as Wen Zhixia was, he actually nodded after weighing it for two days. She is a civil servant at the window of the government affairs center, and she is used to planning her life with "terms", and even her marriage has become a "three-year cooperation project"; he guards a small lottery shop, remembers the numbers of old customers, and also hides his unspoken regrets about his secret love.
During the days when they lived in separate rooms, the "non-interference" clause she posted on the refrigerator was particularly eye-catching, but it couldn't stop him from remembering her favorite cold fungus and the living room lamp she left when she came home late from working overtime. He thought the marriage was just an "act", but when he was drunk and muttering the name of his crush, he discovered the sobering tea she had silently cooked and the thin blanket covering him.
When the "non-interference" in the contract was quietly broken by the warmth of daily life, when he hesitated about the returning crush, when her heart beat out of control while holding the cup of warm sobering tea, the two suddenly understood: some agreements were destined to be overturned by the heartbeat from the beginning.
This is a story about the fireworks of a small town, the collision of reason and sensibility - they agreed to only be a "cooperative couple", but as they get along day after day, feelings gradually develop.
