Falling under the desk in the college entrance examination room, wearing the wrong clothes of the other party during military training, spilling the boss's coffee on his prospective boyfriend's plan at work, meeting his parents to stew "dark chicken soup", getting lost with a stray cat on his wedding day - Xia Xiaohe's life seems to have been welded to death by the word "own dragon".
And Lu Xingran, this academic master/elite who is so cold in the eyes of outsiders that he can freeze the air, is her "chief victim" on her own path: she broke her shoelaces, mistakenly gave him hemorrhoid cream, accompanied her to eat wild fruits in the mountains, and even got stuck in her wedding dress when they were preparing for the wedding. On the surface, he said harshly, "Xia Xiaohe, you are the bug in my life," but secretly he kept her confusion in mind - holding on to the corner of her clothes when he was afraid of the dark, helping her correct errors and omissions in the report form when working overtime, and even "retaliating" by filling in the same school and major.
From the awkward first meeting in the examination room at the age of 18 to the confession of "I'm crazy but I won't lose you" at the wedding at the age of 30, this "Oolong Couple" spent twelve years to prove that the best love is not a perfect fit, but when you fall into the mud, someone is willing to squat down and laugh with you, and even pull you up, and then say "can you fall better next time".
When the energetic drama queen meets the tough-talking king, when the loser in life meets the hidden warm man, every oolong is a signal of heartbeat, and every mutual cheating is a sweet foreshadowing. This is a story about "imperfect but just right", with daily routines that make you laugh until you burst into tears, and tenderness that warms your heart. It is suitable for everyone who believes that "little episodes in love are all small foreshadowings of fate."
