"Sweet pet + pretending to be poor + double cleanliness"
Shi Miaomiao, a former advertising copywriter who firmly believes that "today is also a day full of energy", found her bank card balance fell below three digits on the third day after receiving the N+1 compensation.
When she was desperate, she moved into a fly shop in a village in the city and worked as a waitress, living in a shabby house on the roof with free monthly rent. Until one day when she was drying quilts on the rooftop, she discovered a new neighbor opposite - a man wearing a white T-shirt and washing clothes by hand in a large iron basin.
That's Fu Chi. Her first love in college was a legendary technology upstart with a net worth of tens of billions.
Is he broke? Worse than her?
Shi Miaomiao got excited and quickly imagined a business war drama in which "genius programmers are abandoned by capital and live in urban villages". Sympathy and a hint of unspeakable schadenfreude surged into her heart at the same time, and she decided to "take in" her fallen ex-boyfriend. The two of them squeezed into a single room with a monthly rent of 800 yuan, and she helped him wash the dishes. They had a carnival party together over Pinduoduo, and they squatted together in the alleyway to eat a shared bowl of cross-bridge rice noodles.
What she didn't see was the triumphant smile on Fu Chi's lips when he turned around, and the "House Listing Has Been Removed" message on the screen of his mobile phone.
Fu Chi is not bankrupt. He found her and found that her life was in embarrassment. He was afraid that showing up directly would embarrass her, and he was even more afraid that she no longer wanted to see him, so he chose the stupidest way - turning himself into a "poor man" and approaching her again with the least distance.
A billionaire CEO who pretends to be poor, and an optimistic girl who is really poor. In an eight-square-meter single room in an urban village, two people rekindled their love from the smallest smoke.
A sweet story about "even if I have nothing, you will buy me a braised egg".
Purpose: When a person loses all his external halo, there are still people who are willing to share a bowl of instant noodles with him, squeeze into an iron frame bed, squat on the rooftop of a village in the city and look at the moon - that is the proof that he is truly loved. True love is not contained in external labels such as wealth, status, or identity, but takes root and sprouts in the tiniest pyrotechnics, and can withstand naked encounters after everything is stripped away.