The main theme is [ordinary people's sweet pet + black humor + epileptic writing", focusing on the fireworks of the old city, the plot is real, funny and heart-warming]
28-year-old Wen Xiaoxu has become an "outrageously conspicuous person" in the old city. When you catch the subway at work, your heels will fall off. When buying milk tea, you can say "less sugar" instead of "less milk." You can get yourself into trouble by chatting with the neighbor's aunt. Even if you keep a succulent, you can water it too much and rot the roots, and insist that "it withers voluntarily." Her life creed is: as long as I am not embarrassed, others will be embarrassed; as long as I am crazy enough, troubles will not catch up with me.
I originally thought that life like this could go on forever, but it turned out that the "unsightly" Chi Yizhuo moved next door - the owner of a maintenance shop. He was a bit sarcastic and had severe mysophobia. The look in Wen Xiaoxu's eyes was like looking at a troublemaker. But this person who thought she was troublesome would silently put the umbrella at her door when she forgot to bring it (with a note: If she lost the umbrella again, she would get caught in the rain); he would help her sort out the evidence when she was PUA at work, and would silence her boss so coldly; he would whisper "I want it, and it's better than you marrying a weirdo" when she complains that no one wants it.
This is the daily life of an "outrageous lunatic" and a "venomous man": no grand confessions, no priceless gifts, just the soy milk and fried dough sticks they bought together in the morning, the vegetable market they went to in the evening, the mutual complaints when repairing water pipes, and the mutual rescue when they were urged to get married. Every ordinary little thing is funny, and every venomous comment is hidden in tenderness. It turns out that the sweet pet of ordinary people is never earth-shattering, but someone who is willing to accompany you to have a seizure during the outrageous days.