Chen Ye's car repair shop is full of overlord clauses:
1. Compensate five hundred for crying once
2. Old parts will not be returned
3. Fall in love with customers at your own risk
When Zhao Qingyuan signed the contract, he sneered: "The third clause is redundant."
A few years later, Chen Ye slapped the bloody screws on the table: "According to clause three, you should compensate me for the rest of my life."
——Later on that rainy night, when Chen Ye pressed him down on the old sofa, Zhao Qingyuan understood what "results at your own risk" meant.
Zhao Qingyuan, a financial elite, looks glamorous on the outside, but secretly helps his father pay off his debts and has to plan carefully.
Chen Ye, the owner of a car repair shop, has a mouth as tough as a wrench and a heart as dirty as engine oil. He can only be cruel to a certain white-collar worker who comes to rub his tools.
Their love is like inferior parts:
One tried desperately to hide his embarrassment, the other pretended not to care;
One uses the harshest words to hurt others, the other uses the stupidest way to love;
They obviously want to hold on tight, but they always push each other away.
In the end, one got married and the other left for a foreign country.
All that was left was a rusty screw and an old shirt button that had not been sewn properly after three attempts.
Concept: In the gap between the world and the self, love is the only rusty part that refuses to break.