Wedding planner Xu Zhi moved to his studio and bumped into his neighbor Zhou Jiming while carrying a wooden sign that read "Hundred Years of Harmony". The two of them shared the front hall, which was filled with wedding invitations and divorce files. The Feng Shui hedge made the whole audience laugh. The two wrote a seventeen-page agreement on the rules of the public area and bickered constantly on a daily basis. But when the ex-husband breaks in and the newlyweds argue about whether to get married, they tacitly agree to tell the truth. A romantic planner meets a rational family lawyer. Between joy and controversy, the quarrel is heart-breaking.
Purpose: The work revolves around the daily life of a wedding planner and a family lawyer living together, breaking the inherent perception that "weddings represent perfection and divorce represents failure" and conveys the core of equality and tolerance in intimate relationships. The story explores the boundaries of marriage and the freedom of emotional choice, and illustrates that romantic rituals are not opposed to rational rules. The best relationship between adults is to respect each other, tolerate differences, and gently accept each other's sobriety and softness.