Chen Yu, a 26-year-old back-end development engineer, is reserved and taciturn. He can write code more smoothly than love words, but he is stuck in the anxiety of being single. Su Wan, a 24-year-old graphic designer, is cute and slow-tempered. There is a little stubbornness hidden in the drawings, but she dare not take a step in the shadow of the blind date.
They met for the first time through WeChat through a friend. They skipped the "step-by-step" process and directly used nicknames to disguise intimacy - the titles of "baby" and "husband" concealed the beginning of a fast-food love, as well as the foreshadowing of a slow and sincere relationship.
From the coffee shop in Xinjiekou to the lanterns in the Confucius Temple, from code bugs to rework of design drafts, they had quarreled, had fights, and deleted friends, but in thinking again and again, they turned their "entrusted heartbeat" into "a constant quarrel for the rest of their lives."
It turns out that the best love is never the surprise of an encounter, but knowing the starting point is deliberate, but being willing to slowly polish each other.
Purpose: 3. A pyrotechnic growth narrative: Abandon bloody conflicts, focus on real contradictions such as living habits, communication methods, and lack of security, show the growth of young people from "self-centeredness" to "empathy" in love, and convey the warm core of "good love is not a natural fit, but constant quarrels, friction, and willingness to live together as you want."
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