Shen Luxi is a picture book writer with severe social anxiety. She lives alone on the second floor of an old bungalow. Her life is as quiet as the watercolor paintings she writes - only accompanied by a ragdoll cat Nuonuo. Until a man who runs a photography studio moved downstairs, and the silence she painstakingly maintained was broken by the sound of an electric drill.
Lu Chi is talkative, energetic, and has a naturally raised mouth, like a black and white cow cat. He would say "Don't cry" when she blushed, stood in the last row counting down with his fingers when she was nervous at a book signing, fixed her leaking ceiling on a rainy night, and knocked on her door bit by bit with notes that read "You're welcome".
She slowly learned to express herself, and he slowly learned to accept company. The two people, neither of whom are very good at intimacy, took a long and slow journey up and down the stairs of the old bungalow - from neighbors to each other's most important people.
This is an urban sweet article about daily life, waiting and healing. There is no vigorous dramatic conflict, just a pot of tomato beef brisket, a bowl of frozen dumplings, a bouquet of champagne roses, and the tenderness of two people slowly getting closer in ordinary days. It turns out that "home" is not a house, but the extra pair of bowls and chopsticks on the dining table, the light that stays on late at night, and when you are tired, you can open the door and say: "Come up and eat. There are dumplings in the refrigerator."
Purpose: Kind people will have a good life