The "little bastard" as people call him, the wild child no one wants in the village, Fu Kuan, is the brother Kuan Ning Xi admires and relies on. Brother Kuan's departure symbolizes the end of Ning happy's childhood.
More than ten years later, I met Fu Kuan again, who had returned to the village with his mother for funeral. The once dull and taciturn boy was now a calm and elegant business elite, which made Ning Xi's childish personality even more incompatible.
With the help of her parents, Ning happy interned with Fu Kuan and became his subordinate. As they get along day and night, Ning happy gradually tears away Fu Kuan's mask of politeness and alienation, and gets a glimpse of his repressed desire for control and obscure emotions.
Late one night, Ning happy, who was feeling hurt and confused, received a message from Fu Kuan. The relationship between the two suddenly got out of control, starting a passionate and suffocating relationship. However, external pressure and Ning happy's withdrawal caused this relationship to eventually break down.
Two years later, they met each other on a noisy city street. Ning happy grabbed Fu Kuan's tie and choked, "Didn't you say you lost it?"
Intention: Positive and uplifting