An urban migrant worker who was driven to the point of collapse by the pressure to get married suddenly ordered the cheapest threesome to rent out his girlfriend on New Year's Eve. He originally wanted to fool his family to cope with the new year, but he unexpectedly attracted three "drama queens" with thorns all over his body: the reckless little steel cannon, the non-stop talking machine gun, and the cold and lonely Riddler.
In the frantic farce of returning to his hometown for the New Year, the male protagonist unexpectedly awakens the golden finger of empathy. With a touch of his fingertips, he can see through everyone's true emotions under disguise. When he falls asleep at night, he can also glimpse the dusty and painful past of others.
He saw that the irritable girl was just trying to protect the one she cared about, the noisy girl was using her strength to cover up her inferiority complex, and the indifferent girl was trapped in a broken old dream and closed herself off; he also understood the concerns hidden behind the nagging of parents urging marriage, and the full expectations behind the harsh appearance of their elders.
A pretended couple's scam gradually turned into a heart-warming journey of two-way redemption. They work together to resolve difficulties caused by relatives, confront creditors, heal each other, and stay together in the fireworks village.
At the end of the New Year, they all went to work in the city, and their former temporary partners transformed and shined; when they returned in the New Year, they had long since shed their acting masks and reunited as family members.
It started with a rental transaction, fell into understanding each other, and finally stayed together as a family. It turns out that the best fate is always a fake love and a sympathetic encounter.
