Ding Xue, who has been married for 23 years, and Jiang Yu, who works in the next department, have known each other for a year, and their total conversation does not exceed fifty sentences - they are still "received" in the work group. The two have a tacit understanding of secretly falling in love with each other, a tacit understanding of keeping their distance, and a tacit understanding of pretending that everything is normal.
Until the company landed a new HR—Ding Xue's sharp-tongued roommate in college, Chen Miao. Chen Miao saw through the two men's glances at each other at a glance, and without saying a word launched the "soul partner" program for new employees: they were randomly paired to complete daily tasks, and year-end bonuses were deducted for those who violated the rules. Fortunately, Lin Zhi and Shen Xu were assigned to a group.
They were forced to check in in the morning, have lunch together, and walk together after get off work every day. Chen Miao also "conveniently" arranged for them to go on business trips alone, forged a questionnaire about each other's feelings, and even "accidentally" locked the two of them in the data room for a whole night. From being forced to chat about the weather to sharing childhood memories in the middle of the night, from avoiding eyes to quietly looking forward to tomorrow's mission, the two avoiders finally had no way out under Chen Miao's fancy manipulation.
When Chen Miao announced in public that the "Soul Partner" would be upgraded to the "Seven-Day Couple Challenge", Ding Xue and Jiang Yu raised their heads at the same time - for the first time, they were not looking at each other, but in the same direction: the assister who smiled maliciously, and the door behind her that could no longer pretend to be asleep.
Concept: Love is never a tacit understanding that comes naturally, but a process that is pushed towards reality by external forces again and again.