As a qualified social worker in the workplace, Xu Zhiyi's life creed only has eight words: making money first, and falling in love as the situation arises. However, the life-threatening series of calls urging marriage at home are heavier than the KPI indicators. After her 108th blind date failed, Xu Zhiyi looked at Jiang Sui, her long-time male best friend who was sitting across from her and helped her "check things out", and suggested in a daze: "How about we make it work? Get a certificate, you block my mother, I block your family, mutual benefit, contract marriage, automatic termination when the contract expires." Jiang Sui took a slow sip of coffee and smiled like a fox: "Okay, but I have to draft the contract." As a result, Xu Zhiyi lived a life of working for five buckets of rice at the company during the day and going home to battle wits with her "nominal husband" at night. Good news: The warning to get married has been completely lifted. She even gained the trust of her boss because of her "young marriage", and her career has been in trouble all the way. Bad news: Mr. Jiang Sui, the "contract party", seems to have breached the contract. They agreed to sleep in separate rooms, but Jiang Sui always knocked on the door with pillows in his arms: "Zhiyi, there's thunder, I'm scared." They agreed not to interfere with each other, but when Jiang Sui saw her having dinner with her male colleagues, he showed up in the restaurant with jealousy: "Honey, it's time to go home for dinner." What's even more outrageous is that Xu Zhiyi discovered that this male best friend who usually plays a carefree role is actually the driving force behind her rival company in the workplace? Workplace games, love affairs, and when the fake and real drama came to an end, Xu Zhiyi discovered that someone had been planning for a long time and was just waiting for her to fall into the trap.
