1
Shen Bingqing moved from Shanghai to Shenzhen to pursue her career.
As soon as she arrived, she was mocked for losing her hair by a handyman working on the drains. Furious, she went to complain to the landlord, only to discover the handyman wasn’t a handyman at all, but a second-generation demolition heir focused on collecting rent.
The heir had an air of refinement and movie-star looks, yet chose to live like a slob. His everyday outfit consisted of slippers, shorts, and an electric scooter.
He especially loved calling out to Shen Bingqing to join him at greasy roadside barbecue stalls: “Fancy some barbecue?”
The polished and proper Shen Bingqing held her nose and went around.
2
After a late-night mahjong game, the demolition heir gave Shen Bingqing a ride home.
Standing beside a luxury car, he took out his keys. Shen Bingqing walked over, paused on the other side of the hood, and politely asked, “Should I sit in the front or the back?”
As soon as she finished speaking, he climbed onto a… white electric scooter parked beside the car.
With a mischievous grin, he patted his thigh. “The front seat? How about it?”
3
Shen Bingqing cares deeply about the little rituals of life:
She drinks water from imported, handmade crystal glasses;
Her incense must be from Diptyque;
Even the bath mat under her feet has to be bought at a high price from overseas.
But Qin Xiaoyang thinks life should be lived however you like:
When it’s hot, going out in shorts and slippers on a little electric scooter is the height of comfort and freedom;
When he gets hungry at night, grabbing a few skewers at a barbecue stall is the height of deliciousness.
So Shen Bingqing thinks Qin Xiaoyang is too rough around the edges, while Qin Xiaoyang thinks she makes life unnecessarily complicated.
But somehow, these two end up falling in love and putting on a dramatic, reluctant-to-smitten show.
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I came from Douyin (TikTok). I was really looking forward to it, but I really didn't like the female lead's character. She's been working for several years, and when she encounters problems, she doesn't talk about them and just guesses, which is the same as not solving them at all. She's also very sensitive, and on top of that, she has a best friend who does more harm than good. The result is breakups, breakups, and both sides are exhausted. I don't know what else to say, I'm leaving.
Help! The first few chapters only portrayed the male lead as someone with relatively normal values. Everyone else was... Completely depraved. His best friend was obsessed with getting the female lead to marry a rich man, and occasionally looked down on her while fawning over her. Her parents favored sons over daughters and sold their daughter for personal gain.
Has Shanghai sunk? He's going to become a "Shenzhen drifter" (someone who works in Shenzhen but doesn't live there). 😰
I love this kind of story; it's full of emotion and I envy the male and female leads.
I'm speechless. Will she die without a man? She gets happy and joyful over the slightest kindness from him? This female lead is disgusting!
This female lead is insane! She's obsessed with men, can't live without one? She's cold and distant before meeting him, but then her eyes well up with tears when they meet—is that an eye condition or something else? Is she indulging in self-pity 23/24? It's unbelievable!
It's actually quite good; it's just that the male and female leads have some friction in the middle.
Ah, telling a guy you've known for a few months that you miss him would be a misunderstanding for most people.
My new book, *Evening Evening*, has been published!!! Welcome everyone to comment, point out any errors, and offer suggestions! ~じ
I really hope the author can update at a fixed time!