Li Chuchu, the small town’s much-mocked “good-for-nothing girl,” has been diagnosed with “intermittent explosive disorder.”
When her whole family tells her to “just put up with it,” she chooses another path: A gentleman may endure, but Chuchu won’t!
A relative tries to show off? She says the dishes should go down with them.
A thug gets handsy? She summons a “woman in red” ghost to dance on the spot.
A coworker tries to dump their work on her? She says aliens are taking her back to her home planet for modification.
From then on, a legend spreads around town: Whatever you do, don’t mess with Li Chuchu, because when she goes crazy, she’ll even beat herself up.
Until one day, she meets the psychiatrist who makes her “heart race.”
The refined doctor adjusts his glasses. “Miss Li, I’m very interested in your ‘condition.’”
Li Chuchu looks at him. “What a coincidence. I’m very interested in your ‘body’ too.”
