Shen Zhiyi, a gold medal etiquette trainer, is born with a "social radar" and can read a person in three seconds.
Gu Xingzhou, an aloof architectural designer and a patient with severe social anxiety, only said three words when meeting - "No need".
His mother spent six figures to provide year-round etiquette coaching at his home. She thought she was just teaching a prickly man how to hold a wine glass, but she didn't expect that this man's coldness was not arrogance, but defensiveness.
After dinner, he surrendered. He felt awkward after dressing up. There are two streets for oatmeal and latte, and he insists, "There is a shop downstairs." The memo contained all her preferences, but he only said, "I'm afraid of forgetting."
Ex comes back? He drank three glasses in a row and stood in front of her. Business trap? She read minds in reverse and dismantled everything.
From "no need" to "I like you" - a window opens and light comes in.
There is no bloodthirsty wealthy family forcing marriage, and there is no humble heroine chasing after someone. There is only the sweetness of workplace companionship, daily running-in, and steady flow of water.
Architecture doesn't lie - he opened a window for her that always faces the door.
