In a glittering modern metropolis, Tang Weiwei, a resilient young woman once mocked for her weight and now transformed into a beauty, unexpectedly weds Lu Chenzhou, the capital's most eligible heir. Their marriage begins when she mistakes the wrong table at a matchmaking date. It is supposed to be a cold business alliance, but their nights together soon kindle something more. Outside the bedroom, she is distant and polite, living by the “drink more hot water” philosophy. In bed, he can't get enough of her. He craves her attention, while she gives him freedom. This emotional tug-of-war grows more intense amid the undercurrents of the wealthy and the scorn of outsiders. When Lu Chenzhou can no longer tolerate her “plastic marriage” attitude and forcefully inserts himself into her life, Tang Weiwei finally realizes that her aloof, abstinent husband has long since fallen for her completely. Amid misunderstandings and possessiveness, independence and dependence, a modern romance that begins with marriage and blossoms into love, both sweet and bittersweet, sparks to life.
