Wandering in the city, a rental house houses two lonely young people.
Freelance illustrator Su Wan meets Lu Shiyan, a taciturn and introverted programmer.
When they first met, they were reserved and distant. A piece of paper sharing a tenancy agreement separated the distance, but they couldn't separate the heartbeat that grew up from being together day and night.
Warm breakfast in the morning, warm milk left late at night, meticulous care when you are sick, and an umbrella tilted in the wind and rain.
He doesn't understand romantic words, but he integrates all tenderness into three meals a day; he's not good at expressing his feelings, but he will always be her strongest support.
When a gentle suitor appears, he quietly shows his possessiveness; when she pursues her picture book dream, he does his best to protect her.
The orange cat rice cakes accompany me, my friends cheer and help me, and my landlady makes sweets online.
From sharing roommates to staying with loved ones, using fireworks as a matchmaker, we spend every year together.
There are two people and a cat in one room. From sharing a house to growing old, the ordinary life is full of sugar.
