Yin Jinming and Wang Yake, a couple born in the 1980s, have been married for three years. One has an ego and the other is a bourgeois romantic. Both of them lack tolerance. Coupled with the pressure of work and differences in life, like many ordinary couples, communication is decreasing day by day. Sometimes, the only way to communicate is even quarreling. Marriage loses the romance in its dullness, leaving only accusations and faults. The deterioration of the relationship led the two to decide to try divorce.
Under the same roof, from the most intimate to the most alienated, how will the two get along? When there is distance in marriage, will there be any soil for love? Can a half-year divorce trial change the status quo and rediscover the passion for marriage?
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