Chen Luo is an ordinary judge in the Civil Division of the Basic Court.
What she deals with every day is not some earth-shattering case, but a washing machine that has been broken for three years, a steamer whose ownership cannot be determined, the never-ending "I'll just add a few words", and the ordinary life sandwiched between marriages, loans, properties, and contracts.
Zhou Yue works in the district cultural and tourism bureau, managing the cultural market. Others think he is in charge of the excitement, but in fact he is in charge of the after-sales service after the excitement: KTV nuisance, complaints about secret rooms, performance disputes, and customers who feel that the script killing is "not scary enough" and demand refunds.
An ordinary blind date brought together two people who were also surrounded by trivial matters: she dealt with the days that others couldn't live with, and he dealt with the days that others couldn't understand.
They are not good at saying nice things, and they don't have spectacular plots. They just slowly make their lives less bad through the dinners after overtime work, the missed phone calls, and the hot porridge and sweet potatoes delivered by the way.
This is a story about ordinary adults meeting, getting close and living seriously. Relaxed, gentle, and a little funny.
