In the reinforced concrete cubicle, KPI is the sword hanging from the ceiling, the conference room is the battlefield without smoke, and love is the variable that accidentally breaks in.
Su Wan, a newcomer in the planning department, fell out with the cold-faced director Lu Chengyu due to a "coffee spilling accident" on her first day of employment. He was a "data machine" that was feared by the whole company, while she was a wild person who believed in "inspiration above all else". From the tit-for-tat confrontation at the proposal table, to the accidental side-by-side on the overtime night; from the competitors who undermine each other, to the tacit partners who quietly leave a light for each other.
When workplace rules meet heartbeat signals, when the boundaries between superiors and subordinates are quietly blurred, they hide temptations in the gaps in the performance appraisal form and read eyes in the silence in the elevator. The most real struggle is hidden in the small space of the cubicle: should we stick to the safe zone of "office taboos", or should we break the rules and go for a love that we know is risky?
