Six of One, Half a Dozen of the Other

Warning! Neither the male nor the female lead is a good person. Both are skilled at putting on an act.

“Everyone says blind dates are full of bad prospects. Lucky for you, I’m no good either!”

This is the story of two older singles who are perfectly matched after meeting on a blind date.

An older, straight-laced man with poor people skills and money to burn x an age-appropriate, high-maintenance woman with poor judgment who throws her weight around at home

Height difference + age gap + bickering enemies + one-on-one romance + both leads are sexually inexperienced + sweet romance

Question: When two stubborn singles care more about saving face than admitting their feelings, who will give in first?

Jiang Baoning: Her mouth is the hardest thing about her. She’ll still talk tough through her tears.

Zhou Zheng: He talks tough, but that doesn’t stop his arms from holding her tight.

All we can say is, they’re stuck together for good!

Everyone says Zhou Zheng is simple and honest, and Jiang Baoning is innocent.

Once they get to know each other, they both look at the other and feel they’ve been deceived.

So what do they do?

They both decide to make the best of it.

Scene One:

Jiang Baoning: If you don’t treat me well, how can I be with you?

Zhou Zheng: If you won’t be with me, how can I treat you well?

Scene Two:

Jiang Baoning: Do you believe in love?

Zhou Zheng: Are you out of things to say?

Scene Three:

Jiang Baoning: You just got out of the shower. Are you going to shower again before bed?

Zhou Zheng: What’s wrong with you?

Scene Four:

Friend: How did you know you loved her?

Zhou Zheng: One day, I suddenly realized that even the way she acted crazy was adorable. I even wanted to kiss her.

The friend asked: Then how did you realize you’d fallen for him?

Jiang Baoning: If he goes a whole day without scolding me, I feel miserable.