Su Nuo is twenty-seven years old this year. She has two major aspirations in life: to get off work on time and to maintain the dignity of an adult.
However, she was born with unlucky buffs, and the more she wanted to be elegant and dignified, the more frequently she staged large-scale social death scenes.
High heels get stuck on the floor tiles, people and chairs slide onto the stage during meetings, and they run into the arms of a cold boss during an elaborate blind date.
In addition, there is an estranged best friend who always does bad things with good intentions, and a family of drama-loving relatives, who are constantly having fun every day.
I just wanted to be quiet and transparent, but I didn't know that there were endless scenes of famous accidents, and I was bumped into by Jiang Yi, the company's cold and cold technical boss, again and again.
Jiang Yi, whose aloof persona is broken again and again: Originally just wanted to stay away from the excitement, but unknowingly, he was embarrassed by her every day.
There is no sadomasochism, no talk of grudges and grudges.
Su Nuo, a migrant worker, refuses to be mentally exhausted in his miserable life. He focuses on being optimistic and smiling at everyone.
The chickens and dogs are jumping around, the laughter is non-stop, and a joyful and healing funny daily life begins.
