Su Nian, a former wealthy young man in the new city, went bankrupt overnight and lived in the old city. Lu Ye, the gangster leader in the old city, has a tough fist and an even tougher mouth.
The city is divided by railways. One side is neat and orderly, while the other side is chaotic with fireworks. They met in the gap.
Su Nian doesn't know how to bargain, so when someone bullies her, Lu tries to save her, but he chases them away: "Don't hang around in my territory."
But he secretly repaired water pipes, chased away gangsters, and even took a detour to look at him. Su Nian silently kept the porridge, learned bandaging, and hid her heartbeat.
When a misunderstanding arose, one person was afraid of being implicated and cut it off ruthlessly; the other one did not explain, but single-handedly saved people with red eyes.
There is no third party, only self-esteem and inferiority pulling at each other. The cold war lasted only three days, and my love was hidden in fried rice stalls, second-hand bookstores, and hot porridge to warm the night.
Deep in the city, two stubborn people are passionate about each other and seek redemption in both directions.
What he picked up was not trouble, but someone he wanted to protect for the rest of his life.
HE, sweetness and abuse intertwined, broken mirrors reunite, and fireworks life.
