"Party A, Please Stay Together" - Urban Workplace GL·Light Comedy·Strong Attacks
The two major rivals in the advertising circle of City A - Shen Yan, who "produces products from Shengheng, must be high-quality", and Jiang Wantang, who "will compete with others if he is determined to take action", are well-known rivals in the industry. The two of them competed for clients, cases, and limelight. They stabbed each other when they met. No one could stand the other.
Until LUX Group came up with a joint bidding project: Sheng Heng and Ruiyi each set up a team to form a joint project team, share office space, and jointly report to LUX. A six-month period and an opportunity for an annual framework agreement tied the enemies to the same office.
Shen Yan is a cold-faced iceberg, talkative but ruthless, and hides his plans behind thin-framed glasses; Jiang Wantang is a smiling fox, with a sweet mouth and a dark heart, and can stab you with just a smile. The two started to get in each other's way from the first day - changing plans, grabbing resources, and trying to undermine each other in front of Party A. No one would give in to the other.
But as the days of the joint project went on, the atmosphere began to go astray. When Shen Yan found out that Jiang Wantang worked overtime until early in the morning, she would bring herself a cup of hot coffee. When Jiang Wantang found out that Shen Yan had a cold, she would insist on saying "Don't infect me" and then silently make medicine for him. First, there was the unexpected night, both of them pretending that nothing happened; then there was only one room left on the business trip, and the two of them squeezed into the same bed and pretended to sleep; and then that New Year's Eve, when the fireworks exploded outside the window, neither of them mentioned it, but neither of them left.
Fighting and fighting became protecting; fighting and fighting became caring.
But they are still competitors after all. An unspoken incident was involved, an old case was uncovered, and a storm exploded within the joint project team - two people who were accustomed to being proud, one learned to bow his head, and the other learned to speak. When they finally let go of their "rivalry" shells, they discovered that Party A wanted more than just cooperation on this project.
What Party A wants is for them to be together.
Concept: The strongest opponent is often the person who understands you best.
